number of schools to apply to Forum

[Gregjames]

How many schools people apply to on average?

[ymmv]

How many schools people apply to on average?

Apply to every T14 where your numbers give you even the slightest chance of admission. You have nothing to lose by blanketing. If the app fee is a hardship, tell the schools and they'll typically waive it, if they didn't automatically.

[sims1]

I applied to 7-8. Wish I had done more for scholarship leverage. If you don't get a fee waiver to somewhere you would never go, I wouldn't apply. If it's in your target range but not a school you would consider and you have a fee waiver I would say it's worth it to throw the $20 and 15 minutes to apply.

[McAvoy]

How many schools people apply to on average?

Apply to every T14 where your numbers give you even the slightest chance of admission. You have nothing to lose by blanketing. If the app fee is a hardship, tell the schools and they'll typically waive it, if they didn't automatically.

troll

[Gregjames]

Do all T14 schools really worth it? e.g are Penn and Michigan on equal par? Do they really have same cache as Harvard or Yale? I don't think so.

[xylocarp]

Do all T14 schools really worth it? e.g is Penn and Michigan on equal par? Do they really have same cache as Harvard or Yale? I don't think so.

nobody said anything even remotely suggesting this. what?

[Gregjames]

Do all T14 schools really worth it? e.g is Penn and Michigan on equal par? Do they really have same cache as Harvard or Yale? I don't think so.

nobody said anything even remotely suggesting this. what?

someone suggested applying to all T14 schools

[xylocarp]

Do all T14 schools really worth it? e.g is Penn and Michigan on equal par? Do they really have same cache as Harvard or Yale? I don't think so.

nobody said anything even remotely suggesting this. what?

someone suggested applying to all T14 schools

that doesn't mean that all T14's are of equal worth

[ymmv]

Do all T14 schools really worth it? e.g are Penn and Michigan on equal par? Do they really have same cache as Harvard or Yale? I don't think so.

On the off chance that you are not a troll, then no. Not all T14 are "equal." The point of applying broadly is to increase your chances of scholarships and your ability to leverage additional funds.

[sims1]

Do all T14 schools really worth it? e.g are Penn and Michigan on equal par? Do they really have same cache as Harvard or Yale? I don't think so.

On the off chance that you are not a troll, then no. Not all T14 are "equal." The point of applying broadly is to increase your chances of scholarships and your ability to leverage additional funds.

Also you may end up changing your mind so it's good to have plenty of options. I learned a lot about law schools through the process and ended up somewhere that wasn't really on my radar when I submitted.

[Gregjames]

So if you want to apply to 5 schools out of the T14, which ones would u apply to and why?

[ymmv]

So if you want to apply to 5 schools out of the T14, which ones would u apply to and why?

Troll.

[jbagelboy]

So if you want to apply to 5 schools out of the T14, which ones would u apply to and why?

you wouldn't get into any school worth applying to

[McAvoy]

So if you want to apply to 5 schools out of the T14, which ones would u apply to and why?

Troll.

He has made like a thousand threads and four alts this month

[Rigo]

So if you want to apply to 5 schools out of the T14, which ones would u apply to and why?

Totally dependent on score.
Someone who scores a 165 should (besides retake) hit Georgetown, Cornell, Northwestern, Michigan, Penn (hypothetical list)
Someone with a 175 should hit Harvard, Columbia, Chicago, NYU, Touro.

[Gregjames]

So if you want to apply to 5 schools out of the T14, which ones would u apply to and why?

Troll.

He has made like a thousand threads and four alts this month

Because I am in the process of choosing law schools and applying to them. but u why are you here?? Nothing better to do?

[Gregjames]

So if you want to apply to 5 schools out of the T14, which ones would u apply to and why?

Totally dependent on score.
Someone who scores a 165 should (besides retake) hit Georgetown, Cornell, Northwestern, Michigan, Penn (hypothetical list)
Someone with a 175 should hit Harvard, Columbia, Chicago, NYU, Touro.

Is there a ranking of schools that have the most OCI firms, or highest number of firms coming to campus?

[Rigo]

So if you want to apply to 5 schools out of the T14, which ones would u apply to and why?

Totally dependent on score.
Someone who scores a 165 should (besides retake) hit Georgetown, Cornell, Northwestern, Michigan, Penn (hypothetical list)
Someone with a 175 should hit Harvard, Columbia, Chicago, NYU, Touro.

Is there a ranking of schools that have the most OCI firms, or highest number of firms coming to campus?

You should just look at employment numbers for different schools. Concern over the number of firms at OCI is rather tangential.

[MidwestLifer]

Do all T14 schools really worth it? e.g are Penn and Michigan on equal par? Do they really have same cache as Harvard or Yale? I don't think so.

Judging by the syntax of this post, I don't think you're really going to be looking at any T14 schools.

[Gregjames]

Ok, so personally which one would choose Penn or Michigan? and why?

[should-i-do-it]

Gregjames I want you to become the first person to apply to every law school in the nation. Only then will you really know which school is best for you. Follow your dreams gregjames, don't listen to the haters.

[sesto elemento]

So if you want to apply to 5 schools out of the T14, which ones would u apply to and why?

Princeton Law School
Brown Law Center
Darthmouth School of Law
Indiana Tech School of Law
Cooley

[ilikebaseball]

This guy has single handedly made like 5 threads in the past 24 hours.

[sesto elemento]

This guy has single handedly made like 5 threads in the past 24 hours.

Still not on ratfuckers lvl.

[xylocarp]

Ok, so personally which one would choose Penn or Michigan? and why?

this is a really nuanced question, and the answer is going to be different for everybody. Michigan has almost 340 more seats in their library than Penn, BUT Penn has higher employment numbers. so it comes down to each individual and their priorities