KevinP wrote:NYU
Cooley - Ann Arbor Campus
Cooley - Auburn Hills Campus
Cooley - Grand Rapids Campus
Cooley - Lansing Campus
Cooley - Tampa Bay Campus
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KevinP wrote:NYU
Cooley - Ann Arbor Campus
Cooley - Auburn Hills Campus
Cooley - Grand Rapids Campus
Cooley - Lansing Campus
Cooley - Tampa Bay Campus
bro, they said only ONE T14KevinP wrote:NYU
Cooley - Ann Arbor Campus
Cooley - Auburn Hills Campus
Cooley - Grand Rapids Campus
Cooley - Lansing Campus
Cooley - Tampa Bay Campus
are all Coolies ranked #2? Or is it a specific campus?JamMasterJ wrote:bro, they said only ONE T14KevinP wrote:NYU
Cooley - Ann Arbor Campus
Cooley - Auburn Hills Campus
Cooley - Grand Rapids Campus
Cooley - Lansing Campus
Cooley - Tampa Bay Campus
just Cooley generally; it doesn't say which onekwais wrote:are all Coolies ranked #2? Or is it a specific campus?JamMasterJ wrote:bro, they said only ONE T14KevinP wrote:NYU
Cooley - Ann Arbor Campus
Cooley - Auburn Hills Campus
Cooley - Grand Rapids Campus
Cooley - Lansing Campus
Cooley - Tampa Bay Campus
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dang, was hoping nobody would noticeJamMasterJ wrote:bro, they said only ONE T14KevinP wrote:NYU
Cooley - Ann Arbor Campus
Cooley - Auburn Hills Campus
Cooley - Grand Rapids Campus
Cooley - Lansing Campus
Cooley - Tampa Bay Campus
Cooley cheats their own rankings by putting all the campuses together:kwais wrote: are all Coolies ranked #2? Or is it a specific campus?
OK. I will remove all hyperbole. I am not flaming right now, I am not trolling right now, I am attempting to be civil because I feel that people with law school experience are the only ones on this site who make it worthwhile to visit. Ergo, I feel that our discourse should rise above bickering.kwais wrote:actually, of the two of us, only you make generalizations about large groups of people. I am only referring to you.lisjjen wrote:And you are continuing a lifetime of elitism. Exhibit 1: "whatever number of people got into a T14 but chose to go elsewhere for scholarships/quality of life must ALL be intellectually inferior people who have to rationalize their poor choices."kwais wrote: The moment you turned down those schools, you began a lifetime of rationalization. Exhibit 1, "those 3000 people must ALL be douchebags."
oddly enough, top schools have lower average hours of study per day than lower ranked schoolslisjjen wrote:OK. I will remove all hyperbole. I am not flaming right now, I am not trolling right now, I am attempting to be civil because I feel that people with law school experience are the only ones on this site who make it worthwhile to visit. Ergo, I feel that our discourse should rise above bickering.kwais wrote:actually, of the two of us, only you make generalizations about large groups of people. I am only referring to you.lisjjen wrote:And you are continuing a lifetime of elitism. Exhibit 1: "whatever number of people got into a T14 but chose to go elsewhere for scholarships/quality of life must ALL be intellectually inferior people who have to rationalize their poor choices."kwais wrote: The moment you turned down those schools, you began a lifetime of rationalization. Exhibit 1, "those 3000 people must ALL be douchebags."
I assume you attend Columbia based on our avatar. I have nothing against any of the schools in the T14, and I have nothing against anyone who attends them (except for some of the assholes I've met - this does not mean that I think they're all assholes.)
I just get the impression that the higher you go in the rankings, the more intense people at the school are. There are a grocery list of implications behind that statement. It makes perfect sense why people would want to attend the highest ranked school they can get into. There are other considerations as well. That's all.
I'd be interested to see the statistics. It certainly wouldn't surprise me.JamMasterJ wrote: oddly enough, top schools have lower average hours of study per day than lower ranked schools
http://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog ... least.htmllisjjen wrote:I'd be interested to see the statistics. It certainly wouldn't surprise me.JamMasterJ wrote:[
oddly enough, top schools have lower average hours of study per day than lower ranked schools
I'd guess it is probably because the lower down you go the rankings, the more dire the employment prospects if you don't end up at the top of your class.JamMasterJ wrote: oddly enough, top schools have lower average hours of study per day than lower ranked schools
This is true. Also true, the lower you go, the more you find genuinely intelligent people who are apathetic/would rather blaze up and play XBox than finish their memo.KevinP wrote:I'd guess it is probably because the lower down you go the rankings, the more dire the employment prospects if you don't end up at the top of your class.JamMasterJ wrote: oddly enough, top schools have lower average hours of study per day than lower ranked schools
I agree, bickering over. And as people above have mentioned, I was actually shocked at the relatively relaxed atmosphere here. I definitely have heard more war stories from schools outside of the t14 where everyone is competing for a small handful of high paying/high profile jobs. There are certainly intense people everywhere though and the t14 is no exceptionlisjjen wrote: OK. I will remove all hyperbole. I am not flaming right now, I am not trolling right now, I am attempting to be civil because I feel that people with law school experience are the only ones on this site who make it worthwhile to visit. Ergo, I feel that our discourse should rise above bickering.
I assume you attend Columbia based on our avatar. I have nothing against any of the schools in the T14, and I have nothing against anyone who attends them (except for some of the assholes I've met - this does not mean that I think they're all assholes.)
I just get the impression that the higher you go in the rankings, the more intense people at the school are. There are a grocery list of implications behind that statement. It makes perfect sense why people would want to attend the highest ranked school they can get into. There are other considerations as well. That's all.
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If Marshall Eriksen enjoyed his time at CLS, it must not be too bad.kwais wrote:I agree, bickering over. And as people above have mentioned, I was actually shocked at the relatively relaxed atmosphere here. I definitely have heard more war stories from schools outside of the t14 where everyone is competing for a small handful of high paying/high profile jobs. There are certainly intense people everywhere though and the t14 is no exceptionlisjjen wrote: OK. I will remove all hyperbole. I am not flaming right now, I am not trolling right now, I am attempting to be civil because I feel that people with law school experience are the only ones on this site who make it worthwhile to visit. Ergo, I feel that our discourse should rise above bickering.
I assume you attend Columbia based on our avatar. I have nothing against any of the schools in the T14, and I have nothing against anyone who attends them (except for some of the assholes I've met - this does not mean that I think they're all assholes.)
I just get the impression that the higher you go in the rankings, the more intense people at the school are. There are a grocery list of implications behind that statement. It makes perfect sense why people would want to attend the highest ranked school they can get into. There are other considerations as well. That's all.
good calllisjjen wrote:If Marshall Eriksen enjoyed his time at CLS, it must not be too bad.kwais wrote:I agree, bickering over. And as people above have mentioned, I was actually shocked at the relatively relaxed atmosphere here. I definitely have heard more war stories from schools outside of the t14 where everyone is competing for a small handful of high paying/high profile jobs. There are certainly intense people everywhere though and the t14 is no exceptionlisjjen wrote: OK. I will remove all hyperbole. I am not flaming right now, I am not trolling right now, I am attempting to be civil because I feel that people with law school experience are the only ones on this site who make it worthwhile to visit. Ergo, I feel that our discourse should rise above bickering.
I assume you attend Columbia based on our avatar. I have nothing against any of the schools in the T14, and I have nothing against anyone who attends them (except for some of the assholes I've met - this does not mean that I think they're all assholes.)
I just get the impression that the higher you go in the rankings, the more intense people at the school are. There are a grocery list of implications behind that statement. It makes perfect sense why people would want to attend the highest ranked school they can get into. There are other considerations as well. That's all.
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Texas
Vandy
UCLA
USC
GWU
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turkeysub wrote:Yale, Cornell, Georgetown, Texas, Vandy
lol at the UVA 1L trying to hold on to dear life to the notion that V >>>> CG.turkeysub wrote:Yale, Cornell, Georgetown, Texas, Vandy
It's really not fair to stereotype based on my example; I was an ass long before the thought of attending law school ever crossed my mind.lisjjen wrote:You're cute when you prove a point I was throwing out just to kick around. I got into several T10 schools.Renzo wrote:It's not arbitrary. We saw you coming and slammed the goddamned garden gate.lisjjen wrote:I keep getting this impression that every single person in the T14 the kind of gigantic douchebags who cares about arbitrary categories of prestige, and that the quality of life improves dramatically in this little zone right outside of the walled garden, but you know, not too far outside of the walled garden.
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As was I, I think it's a prerequisite to doing well in law school.Renzo wrote:It's really not fair to stereotype based on my example; I was an ass long before the thought of attending law school ever crossed my mind.lisjjen wrote:You're cute when you prove a point I was throwing out just to kick around. I got into several T10 schools.Renzo wrote:It's not arbitrary. We saw you coming and slammed the goddamned garden gate.lisjjen wrote:I keep getting this impression that every single person in the T14 the kind of gigantic douchebags who cares about arbitrary categories of prestige, and that the quality of life improves dramatically in this little zone right outside of the walled garden, but you know, not too far outside of the walled garden.
+1BearState wrote:turkeysub wrote:Yale, Cornell, Georgetown, Texas, Vandy
Blatant anti-Trojan trollingScuppers wrote:Stanford
UCLA
UC Davis
UC Irvine
UC Hastings
Pepperdine
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