Just wanted to know whether there is a significant difference between the two shooting for biglaw or bust? I checked the stats, and am more impressed that Gtown sent close to 200 ppl to biglaw, wouldn't that signify more/better alumni connections? Although Cornell's percentage stands higher...
Does this decision boil down to personal preferences or is there enough difference to justify Cornell?
Gtown v Cornell for Biglaw Forum
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stabiloboss
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Gtown v Cornell for Biglaw
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bdole2
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Re: Gtown v Cornell for Biglaw
Percentage is what matters, not numbers. 10 billion people go to GULC. If Georgetown's larger alumni base was really a huge factor, then why wouldn't their percentage be higher?stabiloboss wrote:Gtown sent close to 200 ppl to biglaw, wouldn't that signify more/better alumni connections? Although Cornell's percentage stands higher...
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stabiloboss
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Re: Gtown v Cornell for Biglaw
self-selection for DC/government work/PI?
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top30man
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Re: Gtown v Cornell for Biglaw
Perhaps before. But entry level hiring in fed gov is basically non existent right now.stabiloboss wrote:self-selection for DC/government work/PI?
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Lord Randolph McDuff
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Re: Gtown v Cornell for Biglaw
Cornell by 15% or so.
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