Class of 2015 Employment Statistics by School: #TrustTheProcess Forum

[thereelfeels]

Penn State Law (separate from Dickinson): https://pennstatelaw.psu.edu/sites/defa ... 202015.pdf

BL+FC: 4/98 = 4%
Overall LTFTBP: 53%

Not sure if posted, but Dickinson (first year separate): https://dickinsonlaw.psu.edu/sites/defa ... duates.pdf

BL+FC: 2/57 = 3.5%
Overall LTFTBP: 59.6%

[Glasseyes]

A question on our thread's methodology for a math illiterate goon (me): after we total up the BL + FC numbers, do we divide by total kids in the class, or total number of kids reporting back?

[White Dwarf]

Columbia is up. Looks like 79.2% BL/FC. Up like 0.33%.

http://web.law.columbia.edu/sites/defau ... ummary.pdf

EDIT: Guess this was already posted.

[star fox]

A question on our thread's methodology for a math illiterate goon (me): after we total up the BL + FC numbers, do we divide by total kids in the class, or total number of kids reporting back?

Total Graduates

Just assume the "Unknowns" are Unemployed-Seeking

[personofinterest]

http://imgur.com/JHSBgxI

[Billy Madison]

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[kingpin101]

NYU = 68.0%

http://www.law.nyu.edu/sites/default/fi ... duates.pdf

[mogwli]

http://imgur.com/JHSBgxI

GULC is 44.1% not 44.4% for 2015 (299/678). You are concerning me that I have to suddenly check the rest. Even if you add the 1 FT short term clerk that is 300/678= 44.24%.

I'm not trying to really nitpick about ~.5% points but I do care about just accurate numbers.

For those who doubt, previous poster in this thread was incorrect with 301 number. Numbers I'm adding are 19 + 40 + 216 + 24 = 299

[thereelfeels]

WVU: 18.4%

FTLTBP: 72.8%

[Serett]

So what's the T14 down to now? T10? T11?

The only actually-justified schadenfreude here is for GULC. 500-some matriculants plus 100-ish transfers each class, year after year, is legit shameful.

just learned a new word

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[Biglaw1990]

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[White Dwarf]

Percentage and number of T14 graduates unemployed, in school-funded positions, deferred starting dates, and unknown employment status:
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Georgetown-21.83% (148)

Jesus H. Christ

[Serett]

Somebody sue GeorgeTTTTTown.*





*Those are crosses upon which GeorgeTTTTTown crucifies its students, not the letter T

[star fox]

So what's the T14 down to now? T10? T11?

I think Berkeley, Cornell, Duke, Michigan, Northwestern, and Virginia are all substantially identical schools with regards to how you will be regarded in the eyes of a generic employer.

[Serett]

So what's the T14 down to now? T10? T11?

I think Berkeley, Cornell, Duke, Michigan, Northwestern, and Virginia are all substantially identical schools with regards to how you will be regarded in the eyes of a generic employer.

Like, slip 'n fall stuff?

[UVAIce]

So what's the T14 down to now? T10? T11?

I think Berkeley, Cornell, Duke, Michigan, Northwestern, and Virginia are all substantially identical schools with regards to how you will be regarded in the eyes of a generic employer.

This is something more than a few people have been harping about for years. And honestly, you might as well add NYU to that list as well.

[Biglaw1990]

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[Serett]

When NYC goes to $190k, I wonder if firms will have to create a separate payscale for Michigan, GeorgeTTTTTown, and BoalTTT or if they can just relegate them to staff attorney or paralegal status.

[TheRealSantaClaus]

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[Biglaw1990]

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[jnwa]

So what's the T14 down to now? T10? T11?

I think Berkeley, Cornell, Duke, Michigan, Northwestern, and Virginia are all substantially identical schools with regards to how you will be regarded in the eyes of a generic employer.

T12. Let us not forget about NYU. This TTT has been hiding amongst the "top six" schools for far too long. I wonder if they will finally be able to merge with New York Law School (their sisTTTer school) seeing that the Rutgers merger was approved last year.

you win

[jbagelboy]

(Please add this to the OP)

Percentage and number of T14 graduates unemployed, in school-funded positions, deferred starting dates, and unknown employment status:
Yale-8.45% (18)
Harvard-6.28% (37)
Stanford-5.13% (10)
Columbia-8.72% (36)
Chicago-7.14% (14)
NYU-8.45% (41)
Penn-5.69% (14)
UVA-10.90% (40)
Berkeley-10.79% (30)
Michigan-9.6% (34)
Duke-5.77% (12)
Northwestern-10.07% (29)
Cornell-8.2% (15)
GeorgeTTTown-21.83% (148)

Calling for the elimination of the T14 and introduction of T13
All in favor, say I

School funded at the elite schools isn't actually that bad hth

Like a lot of yls and cls and hls school funded positions are dope and people take them over fancy firms to break into advocacy. It just means the school is giving you add'tl money for a year since the PI org sponsoring can't afford to pay you that much

[Roundhill]

GeorgeTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTown.

[rpupkin]

Like a lot of yls and cls and hls school funded positions are dope and people take them over fancy firms to break into advocacy

Stop with the nuance, bro. This thread is about drawing a line in the sand between winners and losers.

Winners: Chicago, SLS, Duke, Yale, NU, Mich
Treading Water: CLS, HLS, UVA
Losers: Penn, Cornell, NYU, Boalttt

[Biglaw1990]

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