Most friendly to Straight from College (top18) Forum

[UnbelievableForum23]

of the top 18 schools, which law schools are best for students who are coming straight from college. I'm looking for a younger student body with a more undergrad-like atmosphere

[4for44]

of the top 18 schools, which law schools are best for students who are coming straight from college. I'm looking for a younger student body with a more undergrad-like atmosphere

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[KMaine]

I read straight as "not gay."

[d34d9823]

I read straight as "not gay."

[UnbelievableForum23]

Lot of help here. Lol. Oh well. I guess the obvious answers would be UVA/Vandy

What about for the rest of the top10?

[blink]

i'd be interested in this too. btw what part of that implies "not gay"? There are plenty in undergrad...

[bk1]

Dumb thing to choose a school on.

[vanwinkle]

I read straight as "not gay."

[Ragged]

i'd be interested in this too. btw what part of that implies "not gay"? There are plenty in undergrad...

are you |3link?

[blink]

i'd be interested in this too. btw what part of that implies "not gay"? There are plenty in undergrad...

are you |3link?

nope different guy.

Dumb thing to choose a school on.

what the hell do you care?

[leopardRAWR]

I'd be interested to hear some serious opinions on this topic. I feel like people typically read "undergraduate-like atmosphere" as "fratty." I'm curious which schools attract mostly younger or older students (besides the obvious of Northwestern skewing older due to the work experience factor).

[rayiner]

Northwestern is the frattiest by far.

[GMVarun]

Michigan has a lot of young, straight-through people, who like to stay on campus, go out together, buy into this collegial environment, etc.

[Zabini]

+1 for interested in this topic