T14 on the chillax scale Forum

[1988AndX]

With regards to academics, how chill are students at each of the T14? Does the following seem right?

Yale<Stanford<Harvard=Berkeley<<<CCN<rest?

[20130312]

This is among the most important questions to ask in your search for the right law school. If you get an interview at a T14 school, feel free to ask.

[horrorbusiness]

This is among the most important questions to ask in your search for the right law school. If you get an interview at a T14 school, feel free to ask.

Also, do not neglect inquiring about their ever-important chill-to-pull ratio. I just discovered this riveting metric last night.

[traehekat]

huh? like how much do students care about grades? i doubt there is a big difference, tbh, especially ITE. and who cares anyway?

[20130312]

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[AreJay711]

TBH, what really matters is how much YOU care about grades, which should probably be a fair amount. Actually, I see the super gunners at my school and feel bad that they didn't go to a more rigorous school where they weren't so marginalized because of their incessant study.

[JamMasterJ]

Yale >>>>>>>>>>>>> everyone else

[IAFG]

Just go to law school in 2006 bro

[MrPapagiorgio]

This is among the most important questions to ask in your search for the right law school. If you get an interview at a T14 school, feel free to ask.

Also, do not neglect inquiring about their ever-important chill-to-pull ratio. I just discovered this riveting metric last night.

5 to 5 bro

ETA: seriously though, I would say overall, it's a tough question: are students at better schools more chill because the have less to worry about with regards to job prospects (e.g. Yale) or are students at better schools more neurotic because caring about grades is inherent in smarter students?

[alpha kenny body]

This is among the most important questions to ask in your search for the right law school. If you get an interview at a T14 school, feel free to ask.

Also, do not neglect inquiring about their ever-important chill-to-pull ratio. I just discovered this riveting metric last night.

HAHA the C/P ratio is contingent upon an individual, not an insititution of higher learning.

[alpha kenny body]

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[hyakku]

This is among the most important questions to ask in your search for the right law school. If you get an interview at a T14 school, feel free to ask.

Also, do not neglect inquiring about their ever-important chill-to-pull ratio. I just discovered this riveting metric last night.

Lmao thought I was the only one mind blown by that comment.

[SchopenhauerFTW]

Just go to law school in 2006 bro

Very credited.

[cleareyesfullheart]

This is among the most important questions to ask in your search for the right law school. If you get an interview at a T14 school, feel free to ask.

Also, do not neglect inquiring about their ever-important chill-to-pull ratio. I just discovered this riveting metric last night.

5 to 5 bro

ETA: seriously though, I would say overall, it's a tough question: are students at better schools more chill because the have less to worry about with regards to job prospects (e.g. Yale) or are students at better schools more neurotic because caring about grades is inherent in smarter students?

McCoooooyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!

[crit_racer]

Chill to pull LS style

chillin on the reading, pullin call backs all day

[alpha kenny body]

This is among the most important questions to ask in your search for the right law school. If you get an interview at a T14 school, feel free to ask.

Also, do not neglect inquiring about their ever-important chill-to-pull ratio. I just discovered this riveting metric last night.

5 to 5 bro

ETA: seriously though, I would say overall, it's a tough question: are students at better schools more chill because the have less to worry about with regards to job prospects (e.g. Yale) or are students at better schools more neurotic because caring about grades is inherent in smarter students?

McCoooooyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes!

McCooooyyyyyy fuckeddddd my mommmmmmmm! (arm pull motion)

[Richie Tenenbaum]

My ranking of the T14 on how relaxed things are generally (this list is in no way arbitrary and random guessing since I have based it on such scientific things like anecdotal evidence and gut feeling):

1. Yale
2. Stanford
3. UVA
4. Berkeley
5. NYU
5. Michigan
7. Northwestern
8. Duke
9. Penn
10. GULC
11. Harvard
12. Columbia
13. Cornell
13. Chicago

[horrorbusiness]

McCoooooyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes!

McCooooyyyyyy fuckeddddd my mommmmmmmm! (arm pull motion)

saw this vid today