2014 Rankings Released Forum

[Homelandsagreatshow]

UC Davis looking like a bargain for out-of-staters at just under $59K/year

lol'ed at this

[Wakelaw15]

Wfu will be up even more in a year (prediction) given that employment prospects have improved, medians were held, and current class is 125 (better faculty/student ratio).

[rad lulz]

Major lulz at Mich moving up in the face of TTT employment stats

EDIT: double lulz that Penn is still tied with UVa

Yeah dude I know. Because US News rankings are supposed to measure employment statistics

[Flips88]

moving toward the T14.

lol

i'm moving towards being a millionaire

Does negative millionaire count? I'm well on my way

[DerrickRose]

LOLOL

[Ruxin1]

Wfu will be up even more in a year (prediction) given that employment prospects have improved, medians were held, and current class is 125 (better faculty/student ratio).

Those 17 people that got biglaw really setting you guys up to be a powerhouse.

[zman]

Berkeley and UCLA lowered tuition. surprised no one saw that!

[Gunnar Stahl]

Wfu will be up even more in a year (prediction) given that employment prospects have improved, medians were held, and current class is 125 (better faculty/student ratio).

no one cares

http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=wake

[jne381]

Someone probably already posted this but just in case http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9oFM5vxapE&sns=tw

Bob is pro at getting interviewed

This interview actually makes me like him.

[florida1949]

Wfu will be up even more in a year (prediction) given that employment prospects have improved, medians were held, and current class is 125 (better faculty/student ratio).

no one cares

http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=wake

SHOTS FIRED

[FeelTheHeat]

Wfu will be up even more in a year (prediction) given that employment prospects have improved, medians were held, and current class is 125 (better faculty/student ratio).

Those 17 people that got biglaw really setting you guys up to be a powerhouse.

Dude those are 17 opportunities an accountant isn't getting, don't hate

[rickgrimes69]

Major lulz at Mich moving up in the face of TTT employment stats

EDIT: double lulz that Penn is still tied with UVa

Yeah dude I know. Because US News rankings are supposed to measure employment statistics

Thought that was their schtick this year to make their rankings seem less based on cocaine fueled shouting matches at USNWR headquarters

[09042014]

TTT students 364 days a year "RATINGS DON'T MATTER"

On the ranking day when their school goes from 45 to 35 "YES BIG LAW HERE I COME BITCHES SUCK MY COX FORHDAM"

[IAFG]

Major lulz at Mich moving up in the face of TTT employment stats

EDIT: double lulz that Penn is still tied with UVa

Once employers get a load of Michigan's baller peer accessment score, the droves will flock to Ann Arbor. Business opportunity: Ann Arbor Hyatt franchise to house the droves.

[NewYorkL]

LOL @ Pitt's epic 22 spot slide. Now tied with WVU. That should help the rivalry there. LULZ.

That's awful. Maybe it'll finally convince them to change their fin aid policies.

Both schools look awful, but Pitt is lucky to be tied. Significantly more expensive and half the employment. Poor kids.

Tuition and fees
Full-time: $29,468 per year (in-state)
Full-time: $36,444 per year (out-of-state)
Room and board: $16,052

Careers
Employed at graduation 24.1%
Median private sector starting salary $58,000
Median public service starting salary $40,000

Tuition and fees
Full-time: $17,240 per year (in-state)
Full-time: $32,924 per year (out-of-state)
Room and board: $10,188

Careers
Employed at graduation 52.8%
Median private sector starting salary $72,000
Median public service starting salary $46,416

24% employed at graduation? That's disgusting.

[anticule]

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[ManoftheHour]

I know someone that graduated undergrad the same time as I did and took Loyola at sticker. Paying friggin' full price for TT.

[JCougar]

Pumped to see UChi continue its ascent to it's rightful place in the HYChi tier.

Trolling aside, I am legitimately curious how WUSTL managed the jump it did. I had assumed with the 2 point LSAT median hit that it was going to get worse before it got better.

WUSTL only dropped because they reported their employment numbers using this years metric, last year. So technically they're back where they were.

Right, but that doesn't change how big of a LSAT hit they took which is a large part of the methodology.

We already had a high LSAT for our rank when we were #18. We were tied with Cornell and higher than Berkeley. We only dropped 2 points, and a lot of our competition dropped 1. The LSAT drop didn't have much of an effect.

[Crowing]

Howard showing up @ 31k per CREDIT.

Seems legit.

[neonx]

Compiled averages for the past 12 years.

[Mal Reynolds]

Good for WUSTL and Indiana. They're becoming a lot more prestigious and I'm sure employers will take a second look at applicants at these schools now. Really gives me some things to think about. Anyone else wanna meet me in Bloomington.

[Wakelaw15]

Wfu will be up even more in a year (prediction) given that employment prospects have improved, medians were held, and current class is 125 (better faculty/student ratio).

Those 17 people that got biglaw really setting you guys up to be a powerhouse.

I'd much rather have a 15% chance than a 9%. Also believe it or not, these rankings do influence employers and alumni.

[rickgrimes69]

is the university of san fran a good investment?

SO BRAVE

[Gunnar Stahl]

these rankings do influence employers

PLEASE EXPLAIN

oops i forgot.

DROVES

[YankeesFan]

Wakelaw15 wrote:
Wfu will be up even more in a year (prediction) given that employment prospects have improved, medians were held, and current class is 125 (better faculty/student ratio).

On behalf of Wake students, I apologize for this person as he/she is an idiot. Please ignore their dumb ass remarks about Wake.

To Wakelaw15: Your making Wake students sound like asshats. Stop.