Columbia vs. NYU Forum
- jrstephens1991

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Columbia vs. NYU
As far as BigLaw, national rep, and job placement, which law school would be the best choice?
- megaTTTron

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Re: Columbia vs. NYU
Most will say Columbia. Then some will chime in and say if you want IP law, do NYU. But in reality, both are amazing schools that can get you what you want.
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Re: Columbia vs. NYU
Columbia unless you want public interest.jrstephens1991 wrote:As far as BigLaw, national rep, and job placement, which law school would be the best choice?
- Rand M.

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Re: Columbia vs. NYU
Columbia is superior in each of the areas that you mentioned. NYU is awesome, but as far as those particular contests go, Columbia wins by a noticeable margin.
- clintonius

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Re: Columbia vs. NYU
Yeah, at least for biglaw, I recall seeing numbers indicating that Columbia generally places its students ahead of NYU's by about a 5% margin -- 75% vs 70% in the past, and 55% vs 50% ITE.
Not sure what you mean by national reputation, but in both legal and lay terms, Columbia wins there, too, though by more in the latter than the former (yeah, work that sentence out).
Not sure what you mean by national reputation, but in both legal and lay terms, Columbia wins there, too, though by more in the latter than the former (yeah, work that sentence out).
- dbt

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Re: Columbia vs. NYU
Eh, actually the OCI results from this past year indicated that 70% of NYU students got offers through EIW whereas I think only 67% of Columbia students did. At the same time, we weren't given breakdowns by rank (e.g., how many students went to V10, V20, etc.) so Columbia may have done better in that respect.clintonius wrote:Yeah, at least for biglaw, I recall seeing numbers indicating that Columbia generally places its students ahead of NYU's by about a 5% margin -- 75% vs 70% in the past, and 55% vs 50% ITE.
Not sure what you mean by national reputation, but in both legal and lay terms, Columbia wins there, too, though by more in the latter than the former (yeah, work that sentence out).
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