Top Law Schools

Or Schools that should be ranked higher and/or lower…
Underrated/Should be ranked higher:
UC Hastings
Fordham
Texas
University of Washington
Temple
GW


Overrated/Should be ranked lower:

GULC
Emory
Iowa
American
Cardozo
W&L

Cornell is underrated for its hotel management program.

Some of the schools in your "overrated" list should be in your "underrated" list. I'm just sayin'...

Overrated:

Columbia (declining TTT, NYU stealing all their professors)
Harvard (degree mill)
GULC (see above)

Underrated:

Cornell (great location)
Boalt (practical hands-on lawyer training in CA as opposed to Stanford's airy-fairy approach)

Somebody set up us the bomb.

Rory1987 wrote:Or Schools that should be ranked higher and/or lower…
Underrated/Should be ranked higher:
UC Hastings
Fordham
Texas
University of Washington
Temple
GW


Overrated/Should be ranked lower:

GULC
Emory
Iowa
American
Cardozo
W&L

Underrated/Should be ranked higher:
CHICAGO KENT (beat IUB)
LOYOLA CHICAGO (beat IUB)



Overrated/Should be ranked lower:
IUB
UNC
TTTTTTTTULANE

Check out the new NLJ data!

Overrated:

Northwestern Polytech College of Law for Geriatrics

baboon309 wrote: Underrated/Should be ranked higher:
CHICAGO KENT (beat IUB)
LOYOLA CHICAGO (beat IUB)



Overrated/Should be ranked lower:
IUB
UNC
TTTTTTTTULANE

Check out the new NLJ data!

Those schools are all inherently overrated since they are called law schools.

Great thread idea, I was just thinking about this. Here are mine:


Overrated/should be ranked lower:

UC Hastings
Fordham
Texas
University of Washington
Temple
GW



Underrated/Should be ranked higher:

GULC
Emory
Iowa
American
Cardozo
W&L

Kronk and MC have TCR

Depending on which rankings you're talking about, Cooley might be overrated

oneforship wrote:Overrated:

Northwestern Polytech College of Law for Geriatrics

Underrated:

NU -- Crushed the NLJ250.

The colts are overrated, they always blow it in the end.

Boalt and Cornell are overrated, look at the numbers of their latest entering class

oneforship wrote:

oneforship wrote:Overrated:

Northwestern Polytech College of Law for Geriatrics

Underrated:

NU -- Crushed the NLJ250.

Along that vein...
underrated:
Vandy

D. H2Oman wrote:Boalt and Cornell are overrated, look at the numbers of their latest entering class

No, way idiot. Those schools look beyond the numbers. One or two LSAT points don't really make a difference anyways. Boalt and Cornell look at the whole applicant.

Overrated:

Stanford (seriously, where is this school? nobody knows, but I think it's in California, who cares)
Berkeley (California, what else do I need to say)
Chicago (because it's a TTT state public school)
Vanderbilt (good luck living in the south the rest of your life, yuck)
Duke (Ann Coulter went there)
Michigan (a half hour drive from Detroit, seriously, who's idea was that?)
UCLA (tuition will be $70k/yr by 2015, I'm calling it)

Underrated:

Yale (they're great, they literally give out diamonds to students)
Harvard (should be tied at #0 with Yale)
NYU (yeah, another public state school, but I like their hustle and Obama used to teach there, so....)
Georgetown (more classmates than you can count, how awesome is that)

oneforship wrote:

oneforship wrote:Overrated:

Northwestern Polytech College of Law for Geriatrics

Underrated:

NU -- Crushed the NLJ250.

Dude, seriously? Those %s are out of date already, and seriously skewed. NU is obviously the worst T11.

D. H2Oman wrote:

D. H2Oman wrote:Boalt and Cornell are overrated, look at the numbers of their latest entering class

No, way idiot. Those schools look beyond the numbers. One or two LSAT points don't really make a difference anyways. Boalt and Cornell look at the whole applicant.

LOL, GTFO bro. That's all a bullshit way of justifying their sub-par numbers.

Helmholtz wrote:Overrated:

Stanford (seriously, where is this school? nobody knows, but I think it's in California, who cares)
Berkeley (California, what else do I need to say)
Chicago (because it's a TTT state public school)
Vanderbilt (good luck living in the south the rest of your life, yuck)
Michigan (Ann Coulter went there)
Michigan (a half hour drive from Detroit, seriously, who's idea was that?)
UCLA (tuition will be $70k/yr by 2015, I'm calling it)

Underrated:

Yale (they're great, they literally give out diamonds to students)
Harvard (should be tied at #0 with Yale)
NYU (yeah, another public state school, but I like their hustle and Obama used to teach there, so....)
Georgetown (more classmates than you can count, how awesome is that)

Fixed.

D. H2Oman wrote:

D. H2Oman wrote:

D. H2Oman wrote:Boalt and Cornell are overrated, look at the numbers of their latest entering class

No, way idiot. Those schools look beyond the numbers. One or two LSAT points don't really make a difference anyways. Boalt and Cornell look at the whole applicant.

LOL, GTFO bro. That's all a bullshit way of justifying their sub-par numbers.

You're creeping me out.

D. H2Oman wrote:

D. H2Oman wrote:Boalt and Cornell are overrated, look at the numbers of their latest entering class

No, way idiot. Those schools look beyond the numbers. One or two LSAT points don't really make a difference anyways. Boalt and Cornell look at the whole applicant.

poasts acknowledged. uhh.. both of them. now you can stop talking to yourself.

D. H2Oman wrote:

D. H2Oman wrote:

D. H2Oman wrote:Boalt and Cornell are overrated, look at the numbers of their latest entering class

No, way idiot. Those schools look beyond the numbers. One or two LSAT points don't really make a difference anyways. Boalt and Cornell look at the whole applicant.

LOL, GTFO bro. That's all a bullshit way of justifying their sub-par numbers.

You disgust me. It's people like you that have led to this ridiculous overly number focused process of law school admission. Because Berkeley's LSAT median is a point or two lower, that means they are producing less capable lawyers?????? That's absurd, and racist.

Overrated: US News

Underrated: Choosing what's best for you

D. H2Oman wrote:

D. H2Oman wrote:

D. H2Oman wrote:Boalt and Cornell are overrated, look at the numbers of their latest entering class

No, way idiot. Those schools look beyond the numbers. One or two LSAT points don't really make a difference anyways. Boalt and Cornell look at the whole applicant.

LOL, GTFO bro. That's all a bullshit way of justifying their sub-par numbers.

You need help.