What did BC do to get ranked so low? Forum

[NoDayButToday]

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[SullivanLSAC]

I just wanted to follow up on this topic with news that the 2017 USN&WR rankings have been good to BU and to BC, moving BU to #20 and BC to #30. The relevance of this to this thread is that it makes now top 20 BU, if not a national law school, then certainly a more broad regional law school, with its degrees now more welcome in places like NY and DC, at least; and with some BU students chasing those jobs, it leaves open new opportunities for BC students in its current region. It's good all around.

Dan Sullivan

[Moneytrees]

I just wanted to follow up on this topic with news that the 2017 USN&WR rankings have been good to BU and to BC, moving BU to #20 and BC to #30. The relevance of this to this thread is that it makes now top 20 BU, if not a national law school, then certainly a more broad regional law school, with its degrees now more welcome in places like NY and DC, at least; and with some BU students chasing those jobs, it leaves open new opportunities for BC students in its current region. It's good all around.

Dan Sullivan

This isn't true.

[BigZuck]

I just wanted to follow up on this topic with news that the 2017 USN&WR rankings have been good to BU and to BC, moving BU to #20 and BC to #30. The relevance of this to this thread is that it makes now top 20 BU, if not a national law school, then certainly a more broad regional law school, with its degrees now more welcome in places like NY and DC, at least; and with some BU students chasing those jobs, it leaves open new opportunities for BC students in its current region. It's good all around.

Dan Sullivan

Come on Dan, that's silly and you know it

The schools are no different this year than they were last year

Stop being such a silly billy

[somethingElse]

"Silly Billy Dan Sully" kind of has a nice ring to it. Nice job, Zuck.

[rpupkin]

I just wanted to follow up on this topic with news that the 2017 USN&WR rankings have been good to BU and to BC, moving BU to #20 and BC to #30. The relevance of this to this thread is that it makes now top 20 BU, if not a national law school, then certainly a more broad regional law school, with its degrees now more welcome in places like NY and DC, at least; and with some BU students chasing those jobs, it leaves open new opportunities for BC students in its current region. It's good all around.

Dan Sullivan

Dear Dan:

It seems like you're an industry insider, so perhaps you can answer a question I've been thinking about. Now that BU has assumed T20 status, do you think its momentum will carry it into the T14? And if so, might BU's rise come at the expense of Penn and/or Cornell?

Just wondering,
Rpupkin