Is Cornell Really Considered Elite? Forum

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Re: Is Cornell Really Considered Elite?

Post by Barack O'Drama » Mon Jun 20, 2016 4:31 pm

pterodactyls wrote:
Barack O'Drama wrote:OP,

If you are looking for prestige as a value try NYLS. Someone may mistake it for NYU.
Jokes aside, I know someone who had a pretty successful career because of this.
No way! Well good for whoever it has aided.
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Re: Is Cornell Really Considered Elite?

Post by Barack O'Drama » Mon Jun 20, 2016 4:37 pm

lymenheimer wrote:
Barack O'Drama wrote:
jp1447 wrote:I would suspect that the big law numbers are significantly higher than top 20% or top 30%.
I'm sorry I'm a little confused? Do you mean that you can be ranked lower and still get big law, or that you need a higher class rank?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cornell+law+aba+509+employment

Having been around for 3.5 years, frankly I'm surprised that you haven't once seen the biglaw numbers for Cornell.

That's pretty awesome. I like the automatic google search thing :)

Yeah, I agree. After 3.5 years on here I should know or at least how to find the stats. I never really took an interest in Cornell until I visited and realized I really liked the feel. Also, I am gunning for big law and trying to avoid going to school in NYC. It seems like Cornell may be a good choice for me. If I don't get H I can see Cornell will be high on my list of choices.
Thanks again :D
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Re: Is Cornell Really Considered Elite?

Post by Nachoo2019 » Mon Jun 20, 2016 4:44 pm

lymenheimer wrote:
Barack O'Drama wrote:
jp1447 wrote:I would suspect that the big law numbers are significantly higher than top 20% or top 30%.
I'm sorry I'm a little confused? Do you mean that you can be ranked lower and still get big law, or that you need a higher class rank?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cornell+law+aba+509+employment

Having been around for 3.5 years, frankly I'm surprised that you haven't once seen the biglaw numbers for Cornell.

the shit you link to..... I love it 8)

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Re: Is Cornell Really Considered Elite?

Post by Glasseyes » Mon Jun 20, 2016 11:39 pm

As a future Georgetown graduate, I can definitively say that Georgetown is far better than Cornell at everything, unless your goal is to get a job, in which case Cornell is probably better.

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Re: Is Cornell Really Considered Elite?

Post by mwells56 » Tue Jun 21, 2016 1:56 am

I have a completely irrational, deep-seeded, unnecessary, undying hatred for Cornell and all things related to it so no it's not elite.

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Re: Is Cornell Really Considered Elite?

Post by rpupkin » Tue Jun 21, 2016 2:19 am

jeez29 wrote:Would you personally be impressed if someone told you they went to Cornell Law?
This scene was quoted earlier ITT; it deserves watching by anyone pondering the question in your thread title:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEGy_asxL2U

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Re: Is Cornell Really Considered Elite?

Post by jbagelboy » Sat Jun 25, 2016 4:49 am

The post-NY to 180 come down has truly resulted in a prolonged bout of historically awful posting and topic creation.

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