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- Clemenceau
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Having a pretty good idea of what a class of law students is like socially and physically, 70%+ bl/fc anywhere is pretty remarkable to me
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I know that the c/o 2016's OCI wasn't "peaches" especially for people at median. It was a struggle with people jobless through December despite actively looking. Sure, they got jobs, and the numbers will be strong I'm sure, but don't overstate itWeeBey wrote:Pretty fucking peaches IMO.Tiago Splitter wrote:People were probably getting a few more offers in the absolute heyday but this is about as good as you'll see.
also, this:
Tiago Splitter wrote: Also a word of warning: The kind of business activity that is driving this amount of hiring is extremely hot right now. But it won't stay this way forever.
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- TheodoreKGB
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- Tiago Splitter
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Some of this might be schools doing better with people who struck out at OCI. With the market the way it is striking out hasn't been a death sentence in the last couple of years.toothbrush wrote:I know that the c/o 2016's OCI wasn't "peaches" especially for people at median. It was a struggle with people jobless through December despite actively looking. Sure, they got jobs, and the numbers will be strong I'm sure, but don't overstate it.WeeBey wrote:Pretty fucking peaches IMO.Tiago Splitter wrote:People were probably getting a few more offers in the absolute heyday but this is about as good as you'll see.
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would you say they are worse socially and physically at the top schools?Clemenceau wrote:Having a pretty good idea of what a class of law students is like socially and physically, 70%+ bl/fc anywhere is pretty remarkable to me
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- King Cayuga
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Re: Latest employment data
Should we see the class of 2014 as some sort of peak or has summer hiring been just as good at T14s since OCI 2012?
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As Tiago is hammering home, corporate hiring is insane right now. So I'd say OCI should be good for your class still.King Cayuga wrote:Should we see the class of 2014 as some sort of peak or has summer hiring been just as good at T14s since OCI 2012?
starry eyed wrote:would you say they are worse socially and physically at the top schools?Clemenceau wrote:Having a pretty good idea of what a class of law students is like socially and physically, 70%+ bl/fc anywhere is pretty remarkable to me

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should lit gunners not be encouraged by the uptick, then? Continue assuming death, despair, etc.?
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Washington University (they seem to have uploaded the file to the wrong place):
http://law.wustl.edu/admissions/documen ... rt2015.pdf
18: WUSTL - BL+FC-31%, FTLTBR-78%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-73%
Also got this one:
RNP: Golden Gate - BL+FC-3%, FTLTBR-25%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-24%
Total (84 schools): Totals: BL+FC-15%, FTLTBR-57%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-55%
http://law.wustl.edu/admissions/documen ... rt2015.pdf
18: WUSTL - BL+FC-31%, FTLTBR-78%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-73%
Also got this one:
RNP: Golden Gate - BL+FC-3%, FTLTBR-25%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-24%
Total (84 schools): Totals: BL+FC-15%, FTLTBR-57%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-55%
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mediocre as always WUSTL
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Cornell:
BL+FC = 64.4% + 9.95% = 74.35%
Long Term (Full Time) - Bar Required: 95.81% (183/191)
BL: 123/191=64.4%
FC: 19/191= 9.95%
School Funded (Both Long Term FT and Long Term PT): 6.28% (12/191)
See: http://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/career ... ummary.pdf
P.S.: Just noted that someone has posted about Cornell. Sorry for double posting.
BL+FC = 64.4% + 9.95% = 74.35%
Long Term (Full Time) - Bar Required: 95.81% (183/191)
BL: 123/191=64.4%
FC: 19/191= 9.95%
School Funded (Both Long Term FT and Long Term PT): 6.28% (12/191)
See: http://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/career ... ummary.pdf
P.S.: Just noted that someone has posted about Cornell. Sorry for double posting.
- Winston1984
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Only a quarter of the class? This is fucking absurd.Also got this one:
RNP: Golden Gate - BL+FC-3%, FTLTBR-25%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-24%
- TheodoreKGB
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WHY are people still enrolling at these places?Winston1984 wrote:Only a quarter of the class? This is fucking absurd.Also got this one:
RNP: Golden Gate - BL+FC-3%, FTLTBR-25%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-24%
- starry eyed
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I would assume the same reason we apply (no better option), but they are working with much lower numbers and not very good at research.Wingtip88 wrote:WHY are people still enrolling at these places?Winston1984 wrote:Only a quarter of the class? This is fucking absurd.Also got this one:
RNP: Golden Gate - BL+FC-3%, FTLTBR-25%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-24%
- Tiago Splitter
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GGU 2010: 320 1L'sWingtip88 wrote:WHY are people still enrolling at these places?Winston1984 wrote:Only a quarter of the class? This is fucking absurd.Also got this one:
RNP: Golden Gate - BL+FC-3%, FTLTBR-25%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-24%
GGU 2014: 137 1L's
And that's with a median drop from 154 to 149. They won't be enrolling there for much longer.
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Florida State - http://www.law.fsu.edu/docs/default-sou ... f?sfvrsn=6
BL + FC = 7%
FTLTBR (excluding solo and LSF) = 65.2%
BL + FC = 7%
FTLTBR (excluding solo and LSF) = 65.2%
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149 Median should mean immediate, automatic de-accreditation by the ABA...Tiago Splitter wrote:GGU 2010: 320 1L'sWingtip88 wrote:WHY are people still enrolling at these places?Winston1984 wrote:Only a quarter of the class? This is fucking absurd.Also got this one:
RNP: Golden Gate - BL+FC-3%, FTLTBR-25%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-24%
GGU 2014: 137 1L's
And that's with a median drop from 154 to 149. They won't be enrolling there for much longer.
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50: Florida State - BL+FC-7%, FTLTBR-66%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-66%: http://www.law.fsu.edu/docs/default-sou ... f?sfvrsn=6
Also these:
94: Mississippi - BL+FC-7%, FTLTBR-51%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-51%
105: Marquette - BL+FC-13%, FTLTBR-49%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-49%
RNP: California Western - BL+FC-4%, FTLTBR-45%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-45%
Also these:
94: Mississippi - BL+FC-7%, FTLTBR-51%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-51%
105: Marquette - BL+FC-13%, FTLTBR-49%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-49%
RNP: California Western - BL+FC-4%, FTLTBR-45%, FTLTBR (w/o LSF)-45%
- Cobretti
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at NU 2012<2013<2014King Cayuga wrote:Should we see the class of 2014 as some sort of peak or has summer hiring been just as good at T14s since OCI 2012?
- pamphleteer
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WUSTL's drop seems a bit concerning, especially since their c/o 2014 was a lot smaller than 2013 and in light of ND's placement rate.
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- LET'S GET IT
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Yeah and USC & UCLA both 10% better than us. Really disappointing.pamphleteer wrote:WUSTL's drop seems a bit concerning, especially since their c/o 2014 was a lot smaller than 2013 and in light of ND's placement rate.
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It's not really news, though. WUSTL is a great regional school but the Biglaw outcomes have always lagged behind other good regional schools like USC and BU because it doesn't really have a home market to place graduates into.LET'S GET IT wrote:Yeah and USC & UCLA both 10% better than us. Really disappointing.pamphleteer wrote:WUSTL's drop seems a bit concerning, especially since their c/o 2014 was a lot smaller than 2013 and in light of ND's placement rate.
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WUSTL's location probably prevents it from seriously competing with the SoCal schools (so it's impressive when it outdoes USC, like last year) but you'd think they wouldn't do 7% worse than Notre Dame which has similar geographic issues.LET'S GET IT wrote:Yeah and USC & UCLA both 10% better than us. Really disappointing.pamphleteer wrote:WUSTL's drop seems a bit concerning, especially since their c/o 2014 was a lot smaller than 2013 and in light of ND's placement rate.
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Yeah, St. LOLuis can't compare to Boston, LA, Chicago, etc.Moneytrees wrote:It's not really news, though. WUSTL is a great regional school but the Biglaw outcomes have always lagged behind other good regional schools like USC and BU because it doesn't really have a home market to place graduates into.LET'S GET IT wrote:Yeah and USC & UCLA both 10% better than us. Really disappointing.pamphleteer wrote:WUSTL's drop seems a bit concerning, especially since their c/o 2014 was a lot smaller than 2013 and in light of ND's placement rate.
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