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http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =1&t=95038moonshooting wrote:Difference between William & Mary Law and Washington & Lee Law? Employment Data is like dead on the same. Both similar geographically. My question is why would someone choose one over the other (assuming no difference in offer)?
Unfortunately all very outdated...QContinuum wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =1&t=95038moonshooting wrote:Difference between William & Mary Law and Washington & Lee Law? Employment Data is like dead on the same. Both similar geographically. My question is why would someone choose one over the other (assuming no difference in offer)?
Not really. Neither school has moved geographically and neither one's reputation has evolved significantly in the past few years. The employment stats are outdated, sure, but you can easily look up the 2017 data yourself on each school's website.moonshooting wrote:Unfortunately all very outdated...QContinuum wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =1&t=95038moonshooting wrote:Difference between William & Mary Law and Washington & Lee Law? Employment Data is like dead on the same. Both similar geographically. My question is why would someone choose one over the other (assuming no difference in offer)?
Yeah true. Not that it matters much but when does the class of 2018 ABA data come out?QContinuum wrote:Not really. Neither school has moved geographically and neither one's reputation has evolved significantly in the past few years. The employment stats are outdated, sure, but you can easily look up the 2017 data yourself on each school's website.moonshooting wrote:Unfortunately all very outdated...QContinuum wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =1&t=95038moonshooting wrote:Difference between William & Mary Law and Washington & Lee Law? Employment Data is like dead on the same. Both similar geographically. My question is why would someone choose one over the other (assuming no difference in offer)?
Trickling out now, apparently. Penn already has its 2018 ABA data posted online. But the actual deadline for schools to post these is not until 4/22. (Schools don't even have to submit their 2018 ABA data to the ABA until 4/5.) So Penn's a very early mover here.moonshooting wrote:Yeah true. Not that it matters much but when does the class of 2018 ABA data come out?