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Your idea of rural is less than 100,000.

SteveJobsRevived wrote:I wanted a list of rural law schools, (a location with population <100,000)

A place with such a small population is unlikely to be able to support a law school

guano wrote:

SteveJobsRevived wrote:I wanted a list of rural law schools, (a location with population <100,000)

A place with such a small population is unlikely to be able to support a law school

Are you making a joke/being sarcastic?

Not to be a dick, but if you're interested in this, why don't you just look it up instead of asking everyone else to look it up for you?

Do your own damn google search

EDIT: scooped

U of Alabama is the only one I can think of that would meet your <100,000 population, Top 60, criteria right off. I'm sure there's more.

Why? Are you trying to be around the fewest people possible?

KatyMarie wrote:U of Alabama is the only one I can think of that would meet your <100,000 population, Top 60, criteria right off. I'm sure there's more.

Why? Are you trying to be around the fewest people possible?

UVA
Cornell

Cornell, Indiana-Bloomington, Iowa, many others...obviously not hard once you look down the list of rankings and google the schools from smaller cities.

Aside from the ones already mentioned: Penn State, William and Mary, UC-Davis, and U Illinois all jumped out at me as being in areas <100k.

Top 60
Cornell
University of Virginia
Alabama
Iowa
IU-Maurer
UNC
UC-Davis
Illinois
Washington & Lee
William & Mary
Penn State

Edit- I forgot about UVA

CoffeeIsLife wrote:Top 60
Cornell
Alabama
Iowa
IU-Maurer
UNC
UC-Davis
Illinois
Washington & Lee
William & Mary
Penn State

UVA, no?

jk148706 wrote:

CoffeeIsLife wrote:Top 60
Cornell
Alabama
Iowa
IU-Maurer
UNC
UC-Davis
Illinois
Washington & Lee
William & Mary
Penn State

UVA, no?

You're right, I edited my post since I forgot it

If you extend to schools ranked 100 or better it adds
Arkansas-Fayetteville
Kansas
Rutgers-Camden (I know its close to Philly but Camden, NJ is under 100,000)
West Virginia University
Michigan State
University of New Hampshire

(I have a really boring job, hence the free time to list all these schools)

CoffeeIsLife wrote:

jk148706 wrote:

CoffeeIsLife wrote:Top 60
Cornell
Alabama
Iowa
IU-Maurer
UNC
UC-Davis
Illinois
Washington & Lee
William & Mary
Penn State

UVA, no?

You're right, I edited my post since I forgot it

For the record, there are a number of others like UGeorgia or UFlorida that are right around 120k people as well, but I suppose that may not fit your definition of "rural."

Nucky wrote:

CoffeeIsLife wrote:

jk148706 wrote:

CoffeeIsLife wrote:Top 60
Cornell
Alabama
Iowa
IU-Maurer
UNC
UC-Davis
Illinois
Washington & Lee
William & Mary
Penn State

UVA, no?

You're right, I edited my post since I forgot it

For the record, there are a number of others like UGeorgia or UFlorida that are right around 120k people as well, but I suppose that may not fit your definition of "rural."

You're right, I saw a few below 120k but I based it off of his definition being less than 100k

100k, my idea of rural must be way off.

ZGr88n wrote:100k, my idea of rural must be way off.

When I think rural I think of somewhere like Washington & Lee which is in a town of 7,000

I currently live in my state's capitol and there are only roughly 50,000 people that live here. So I personally think rural is less than 100,000.

CoffeeIsLife wrote:

ZGr88n wrote:100k, my idea of rural must be way off.

When I think rural I think of somewhere like Washington & Lee which is in a town of 7,000

I currently live in my state's capitol and there are only roughly 50,000 people that live here. So I personally think rural is less than 100,000.

The town my UG is located in is around 25k (give or take), and to me that's huge---->hence why I commute in

ZGr88n wrote:100k, my idea of rural must be way off.

Seriously. My undergrad was in a town of 1,200, now THAT is rural. The town didn't have a bar, liquor store, or stoplight.

HRomanus wrote:

ZGr88n wrote:100k, my idea of rural must be way off.

Seriously. My undergrad was in a town of 1,200, now THAT is rural. The town didn't have a bar, liquor store, or stoplight.

Sounds like the place to be.

HRomanus wrote: Seriously. My undergrad was in a town of 1,200, now THAT is rural. The town didn't have a bar, liquor store, or stoplight.

That isn't rural, that is desolate.

Nucky wrote:

HRomanus wrote: Seriously. My undergrad was in a town of 1,200, now THAT is rural. The town didn't have a bar, liquor store, or stoplight.

That isn't rural, that is desolate.

It was also a "dry" campus.

HRomanus wrote:

Nucky wrote:

HRomanus wrote: Seriously. My undergrad was in a town of 1,200, now THAT is rural. The town didn't have a bar, liquor store, or stoplight.

That isn't rural, that is desolate.

It was also a "dry" campus.

Ouch. Better luck in law school!