Class of 2016 Employment Statistics by School Forum

[cannibal ox]

Good work, Pom

[Veil of Ignorance]

Why is there so much anti-Columbia, pro-Chicago trolling in this thread? They are clearly peer schools. Is it because there are more TLS celebrities who go to CLS than UC?

[cannibal ox]

Why is there so much anti-Columbia, pro-Chicago trolling in this thread? They are clearly peer schools. Is it because there are more TLS celebrities who go to CLS than UC?

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[Veil of Ignorance]

Why is there so much anti-Columbia, pro-Chicago trolling in this thread? They are clearly peer schools. Is it because there are more TLS celebrities who go to CLS than UC?

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Cool.

[jbagelboy]

Why is there so much anti-Columbia, pro-Chicago trolling in this thread? They are clearly peer schools. Is it because there are more TLS celebrities who go to CLS than UC?

Its trolling. Everyone knows the schools are peers. A few years ago a few people were saying the same thing about Columbia as beating Chicago when it was 4 and Chicago was 5 and no one reasonable paid attention. People still pay too much attention to the survey.

Also CLS #1 in employment.

[jbagelboy]

Columbia: 82.5%

http://www.law.columbia.edu/sites/defau ... _final.pdf

I think 82.8

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Boalt's up:

https://www.law.berkeley.edu/wp-content ... 2-2017.pdf

164 BL + 39 FC out of 330 total grads = 61.5%

Now just missing NYU, UT, and USC from top 20.

[cannibal ox]

t12 confirmed

[curry1]

COLUMBIA AT 4.8% FED CLERKS

NEBBY IN RUINS

but self-selection/Columbia kids being too cool for anywhere but 2/9/DC!

[cheaptilts]

Columbia: 82.5%

http://www.law.columbia.edu/sites/defau ... _final.pdf

I think 82.8

nah. 82.5.

Columbia killing it.

[jbagelboy]

Columbia: 82.5%

http://www.law.columbia.edu/sites/defau ... _final.pdf

I think 82.8

nah. 82.5.

Columbia killing it.

just for my own edification, how is it not 322/389.

[cheaptilts]

Columbia: 82.5%

http://www.law.columbia.edu/sites/defau ... _final.pdf

I think 82.8

nah. 82.5.

Columbia killing it.

just for my own edification, how is it not 322/389.

389 grads
6 in firms 101-150
38 in 251-500
258 in 501+
19 fed clerks

6+38+258=302+19 clerks=321
321/389= 82.5

[Tiago Splitter]

Nebby in the fight of his life to not immediately update the OP.

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Columbia: 82.5%

http://www.law.columbia.edu/sites/defau ... _final.pdf

I think 82.8

nah. 82.5.

Columbia killing it.

just for my own edification, how is it not 322/389.

389 grads
6 in firms 101-150
38 in 251-500
258 in 501+
19 fed clerks

6+38+258=302+19 clerks=321
321/389= 82.5

This is why he's a lawyer.

[Nebby]

Nebby in the fight of his life to not immediately update the OP.

Done

[UVA2B]

Columbia: 82.5%

http://www.law.columbia.edu/sites/defau ... _final.pdf

I think 82.8

nah. 82.5.

Columbia killing it.

just for my own edification, how is it not 322/389.

389 grads
6 in firms 101-150
38 in 251-500
258 in 501+
19 fed clerks

6+38+258=302+19 clerks=321
321/389= 82.5

Had to double check to make sure I wasn't going crazy, like "where'd 150-250 lawyer firms go?!" Simple typo, but for some reason it immediately caught my eye and made me double check that employment summaries weren't glaringly missing a segment of the market. Sorry for the random aside.

[cheaptilts]

Nebby in the fight of his life to not immediately update the OP.

Done

distance between Columbia and U(T)Chicago should be farther
You also have Cornell erroneously next to the T20 schools when it should be Yale there

[Tiago Splitter]

Nebby in the fight of his life to not immediately update the OP.

Done

well played

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Nebby in the fight of his life to not immediately update the OP.

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Also make sure to separate Cornell and the rest of the T12 from Boalt

[jbagelboy]

Columbia: 82.5%

http://www.law.columbia.edu/sites/defau ... _final.pdf

I think 82.8

nah. 82.5.

Columbia killing it.

just for my own edification, how is it not 322/389.

389 grads
6 in firms 101-150
38 in 251-500
258 in 501+
19 fed clerks

6+38+258=302+19 clerks=321
321/389= 82.5

right. thanks. petty note but I was including all persons at 101-249 firms (which was 7, since there's one FT/ST and I think I know who that person is/what their circumstances are)

[favabeansoup]

Berkeley is out

https://www.law.berkeley.edu/wp-content ... 2-2017.pdf

164 in 100+ firms
39 in fed clerks
330 Total Grads

61.51% biglaw/fed clerk

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Nebby in the fight of his life to not immediately update the OP.

Done

Also I don't think you added Michigan which someone mentioned earlier:

https://www.law.umich.edu/careers/class ... of2016.pdf

175 BL + 42 FC out of 327 total grads = 66.4%

[jjcorvino]

Columbia rocking it.

[vcap180]

http://law.wm.edu/careerservices/docume ... ummary.pdf

William and Mary: 27.2%


http://law.emory.edu/_includes/document ... y-2016.pdf

Emory: 32.3%

Emory is actually 30.28% and William and Mary is 24%.

You're like the 10th person in this thread to get the numbers slight wrong -- so what is it: can people not do 7th grade math or are we not including the same categories? BL+FC = firms over 101 attorneys + federal clerkships, and nothing else.

Are you guys adding in mid-sized firms and/or state clerkships or something? I refuse to believe that this is a math issue.

[mariano283]

Nebby in the fight of his life to not immediately update the OP.

Done

Not sure if posted earlier but Boston College - 39.6%