Top Law Schools

It appears Cooley is topping another ranking! The ABA Journal reports Cooley amasses the highest debt revenue compared to any law school:

1) Cooley, with $87.6 million in debt revenue
2) Georgetown, with $67.9 million in debt revenue
3) Harvard, with $58.2 million in debt revenue
4) American, with $53.5 million in debt revenue.
5) New York University, with $49.6 million in debt revenue

At least the other schools offer some employment prospects.

I would not be surprised considering it has the largest enrollment. Also, quoting from the article:

"The private school earning the most in student debt revenue was the University of California at Hastings, the blog found."

lolwut? (I'm guessing they meant public)

That list could also be titled "5 Worst Diploma Mills."

Considering just how enormous Cooley is I'm actually surprised they weren't ahead in debt $$ by more.

Did you just call HLS and NYU a diploma mill?

baller wrote:Did you just call HLS and NYU a diploma mill?

HLS is a prestigious diploma mill. NYU is...well.........NYU.

Perhaps Cooley should just use this ranking metric. They’re already number 1!

LOL

Helmholtz wrote:

baller wrote:Did you just call HLS and NYU a diploma mill?

HLS is a prestigious diploma mill. NYU is...well.........NYU.

Name one law school that is not a diploma mill then? Only Yale? or is Yale a diploma mill to?

baller wrote:

Helmholtz wrote:

baller wrote:Did you just call HLS and NYU a diploma mill?

HLS is a prestigious diploma mill. NYU is...well.........NYU.

Name one law school that is not a diploma mill then?

Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Penn, etc

Wtf is Harvard doing at #3? I thought they gave tons of grant money to their proles.

Helmholtz wrote:

baller wrote:

Helmholtz wrote:

baller wrote:Did you just call HLS and NYU a diploma mill?

HLS is a prestigious diploma mill. NYU is...well.........NYU.

Name one law school that is not a diploma mill then?

Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Penn, etc

And that is why it is easier to get jobs out of these schools, and even Cornell than it is from harvard columbia nyu and gtown.

Increased supply will not increase demand.

Helmholtz wrote:

baller wrote:

Helmholtz wrote:

baller wrote:Did you just call HLS and NYU a diploma mill?

HLS is a prestigious diploma mill. NYU is...well.........NYU.

Name one law school that is not a diploma mill then?

Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Penn, etc

Egregious Penn trolling

TaipeiMort wrote:

Helmholtz wrote:

baller wrote:

Name one law school that is not a diploma mill then?

Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Penn, etc

And that is why it is easier to get jobs out of these schools, and even Cornell than it is from harvard columbia nyu and gtown.

Increased supply will not increase demand.

lolwut

BeenDidThat wrote:

TaipeiMort wrote:

Helmholtz wrote:

baller wrote:

Name one law school that is not a diploma mill then?

Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Penn, etc

And that is why it is easier to get jobs out of these schools, and even Cornell than it is from harvard columbia nyu and gtown.

Increased supply will not increase demand.

lolwut

Didn't you know that Cornell > Harvard, Bro?

TaipeiMort wrote:

Helmholtz wrote: Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Penn, etc

And that is why it is easier to get jobs out of these schools, and even Cornell than it is from harvard columbia nyu and gtown.

Increased supply will not increase demand.

Lay off the hard narcotics brah.

They enroll 2000 students a year though

Anyone have a list that breakdowns debt per student? That would be interesting.