Top Law Schools

http://employmentsummary.abaquestionnaire.org

Is this new info?

Also, LST just dropped all the new stuff for class of 2014 if anyone is interested.

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Cornell made a killing

Learned Throw Hands wrote:Is this new info?

Also, LST just dropped all the new stuff for class of 2014 if anyone is interested.

Yeah, this is all 2014. Obviously you'd be better off looking at it on LST though, because they've parsed it. But if you want to see the numbers behind the numbers, check out the ABA spreadsheet.

FYI the spreadsheet is incomplete, thus why the ABA hasn't said a peep publicly yet.

Omg how is GULC still in the T14?

Still waiting for the explanation of why Harvard is considered so great.

Chicago has a higher:
1. Clerkship percentage
2. Large firm percentage
3. LST employment score

Surely all the Harvard posters who took H over a Ruby or something similar can explain what I'm overlooking

bearsfan23 wrote:Still waiting for the explanation of why Harvard is considered so great.

Chicago has a higher:
1. Clerkship percentage
2. Large firm percentage
3. LST employment score

Surely all the Harvard posters who took H over a Ruby or something similar can explain what I'm overlooking

And the fact that Cornell, the bottom of the t14, outdoes even Harvard shows how much the prestige means little

Pragmatic Gun wrote:

bearsfan23 wrote:Still waiting for the explanation of why Harvard is considered so great.

Chicago has a higher:
1. Clerkship percentage
2. Large firm percentage
3. LST employment score

Surely all the Harvard posters who took H over a Ruby or something similar can explain what I'm overlooking

And the fact that Cornell, the bottom of the t14, outdoes even Harvard shows how much the prestige means little

I agree. As far as the actual data shows, Yale and Stanford are the only 2 schools that stand out. Paying $300k for admission to the Harvard Club is a really dumb decision

Pragmatic Gun wrote:Omg how is GULC still in the T14?

Man, I don't understand a lot of placements. WashU - how? Alabama - how? Minnesota - how? Shouldn't Cornell be higher?

I'm sure it all makes logical sense to someone.

ya only a matter of time before CCC>YS>H!!!

or mayb CCCP>YS>H?

both look rite to me

bearsfan23 wrote:Still waiting for the explanation of why Harvard is considered so great.

Chicago has a higher:
1. Clerkship percentage
2. Large firm percentage
3. LST employment score

Surely all the Harvard posters who took H over a Ruby or something similar can explain what I'm overlooking

epic simply epic

bearsfan23 wrote:Still waiting for the explanation of why Harvard is considered so great.

Chicago has a higher:
1. Clerkship percentage
2. Large firm percentage
3. LST employment score

Surely all the Harvard posters who took H over a Ruby or something similar can explain what I'm overlooking

Marrying into money seems like a much better outcome than all of those, so maybe Harvard gives a significant edge in that.