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Which school has more clout in the Bay Area if you want to remain in SF?

I'd say even in SF, UCLA would be the clear choice.

UCLA is the much better choice, even for the Bay Area. [I'm just waiting for someone to post/cite employment statistics to "prove" otherwise. I'm so tired of explaining why the "numbers" are so misleading.] Hands down, a UCLA grad will get the job over a Hastings grad, ceteris paribus.

UCLA.

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Hopefullawstudent wrote:UCLA is the much better choice, even for the Bay Area. [I'm just waiting for someone to post/cite employment statistics to "prove" otherwise. I'm so tired of explaining why the "numbers" are so misleading.] Hands down, a UCLA grad will get the job over a Hastings grad, ceteris paribus.

UCLA.

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/start sarcasm

Then HOW do you explain that MORE Hastings grads work in SF than UCLA grads!?!?!? The numbers don't lie!!!!

/end sarcasm

Teoeo wrote:

Hopefullawstudent wrote:UCLA is the much better choice, even for the Bay Area. [I'm just waiting for someone to post/cite employment statistics to "prove" otherwise. I'm so tired of explaining why the "numbers" are so misleading.] Hands down, a UCLA grad will get the job over a Hastings grad, ceteris paribus.

UCLA.

/Thread.

/start sarcasm

Then HOW do you explain that MORE Hastings grads work in SF than UCLA grads!?!?!? The numbers don't lie!!!!

/end sarcasm

Lol. You'd be surprised by how many people don't understand the answer to that. Predicted LSAT for such a person: ~155.

Hopefullawstudent wrote:

Teoeo wrote:

Hopefullawstudent wrote:UCLA is the much better choice, even for the Bay Area. [I'm just waiting for someone to post/cite employment statistics to "prove" otherwise. I'm so tired of explaining why the "numbers" are so misleading.] Hands down, a UCLA grad will get the job over a Hastings grad, ceteris paribus.

UCLA.

/Thread.

/start sarcasm

Then HOW do you explain that MORE Hastings grads work in SF than UCLA grads!?!?!? The numbers don't lie!!!!

/end sarcasm

Lol. You'd be surprised by how many people don't understand the answer to that. Predicted LSAT for such a person: ~155.

Hah, ya, I remember arguing with someone over this very issue where they were trying to convince me that Catholic outplaces GW in public interest #'s so someone who wants to do PI should go there....