Hey folks,
I have been trying to find ranking information specifically related to the percentage of law school graduates from T-14s who become federal judicial clerks. The best source I could find was a top-ten list of schools published in 2009 from US News and World Reports: http://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/c ... kship-jobs
Does anyone have any sources for more recent info?
Thanks!
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Dr. Review
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You can look into employment statistics like this for each individual school on LST's clearinghouse.
You can look into employment statistics like this for each individual school on LST's clearinghouse.
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WhiteyCakes
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Re: Federal Judicial Clerkships
This is perfect. Thank you!Bedsole wrote:http://www.lawschooltransparency.com/clearinghouse/
You can look into employment statistics like this for each individual school on LST's clearinghouse.
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PolySuyGuy
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Re: Federal Judicial Clerkships
WhiteyCakes wrote:This is perfect. Thank you!Bedsole wrote:http://www.lawschooltransparency.com/clearinghouse/
You can look into employment statistics like this for each individual school on LST's clearinghouse.
which schools are the best for federal clerkships?
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justicefishy
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Re: Federal Judicial Clerkships
Yale. Harvard. Stanford.PolySuyGuy wrote:WhiteyCakes wrote:This is perfect. Thank you!Bedsole wrote:http://www.lawschooltransparency.com/clearinghouse/
You can look into employment statistics like this for each individual school on LST's clearinghouse.
which schools are the best for federal clerkships?
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Citizen Genet
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Re: Federal Judicial Clerkships
Chicago. UVa.justicefishy wrote:Yale. Harvard. Stanford.PolySuyGuy wrote:WhiteyCakes wrote:This is perfect. Thank you!Bedsole wrote:http://www.lawschooltransparency.com/clearinghouse/
You can look into employment statistics like this for each individual school on LST's clearinghouse.
which schools are the best for federal clerkships?
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mr.hands
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Citizen Genet wrote:Chicago. UVa.justicefishy wrote:Yale. Harvard. Stanford.PolySuyGuy wrote:
which schools are the best for federal clerkships?
Um no.
1. Yale (33%)
2. Stanford (23.4%)
3. Harvard (16%)
4. Duke (11.1%)
5. NYU (10.9%)
6. Michigan (10.6%)
6. UVA (10.6%)
8. Berkeley (9.7%)
9. Chicago (9.5%)
10. UPenn (9.1%)
11. Columbia (8.1%)
12. NU (8%)
12. Cornell (8%)
14. Georgetown (3.9%)
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rayiner
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Re: Federal Judicial Clerkships
Extending past HYS is meaningless. Between Cornell (8%) and Duke (11%) is basically a wash, and schools fluctuate by +/- 2% regularly. E.g. I think Chicago was 13% for C/O 2010.
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mr.hands
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Maybe, but Georgetown at 3.9% is significantrayiner wrote:Extending past HYS is meaningless. Between Cornell (8%) and Duke (11%) is basically a wash, and schools fluctuate by +/- 2% regularly. E.g. I think Chicago was 13% for C/O 2010.
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rayiner
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Hence the range "Cornell to Duke".mr.hands wrote:Maybe, but Georgetown at 3.9% is significantrayiner wrote:Extending past HYS is meaningless. Between Cornell (8%) and Duke (11%) is basically a wash, and schools fluctuate by +/- 2% regularly. E.g. I think Chicago was 13% for C/O 2010.
