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 Post subject: Re: PLEASE READ BEFORE ASKING YOUR CHANCES
PostPosted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 6:35 pm 
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NoJob wrote:
annab wrote:
Thanks for this post. I am new to this site and from my first impressions I see that many people who give "advice" here are really negative. I think they are bitter and want to shatter any hope that others might have of getting into a good school. Your links have made me more optimistic about my chances.:)


Lemming,

The negativity is due to the fact that entry level jobs in law are disappearing. What is the point of going to the U of Michigan (a great law school) if what awaits you is years of doc review in some place called Kalamazoo until it is outsourced to India?



GIve me some statistics of percentage of these jobs being "sent to India."


Thanks.

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By the way. Should this thread be amended? If the numbers game is contingent on a consistent quantity of high scoring applicants, then with the applicant pool lowered, it would seem that the numbers game changes.

LSN for 2010-2011 might not be accurate anymore.


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