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Best Law School Culture in the T14
Of the following top law schools, which do you think promote the most balanced atmosphere. I often hear of the rigorous nature of HLS and Chicago and the relatively laid-back nature of UVA. I wonder about the rest of the T10.
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Whatever the answer is, I wouldn't let it affect my decision on where to go.
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Personal preference, but I certainly would let it affect me a bit. Then again, this goes to which schools fit you best. In a previous cycle I was faced with Columbia v. NYU. The mentality of the student bodies and subsequent quality of life played a large role in my decision.bk187 wrote:Whatever the answer is, I wouldn't let it affect my decision on where to go.
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I know that lawyers aren't good with numbers, but to figure out the best culture in the t14, you probably should list 14 schools...
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And apparently some would-be lawyers aren't good with forums...2014 wrote:I know that lawyers aren't good with numbers, but to figure out the best culture in the t14, you probably should list 14 schools...
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- abitaman6363
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True true. Sorry about that. I started the thread with T14 in mind but realized surveys on TLS only let you list ten survey items. Apologies.bk187 wrote:And apparently some would-be lawyers aren't good with forums...2014 wrote:I know that lawyers aren't good with numbers, but to figure out the best culture in the t14, you probably should list 14 schools...
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I was jabbing at 2014 for not realizing the 10 limit on polls.abitaman6363 wrote:True true. Sorry about that. I started the thread with T14 in mind but realized surveys on TLS only let you list ten survey items. Apologies.
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I can't imagine there is that much of a difference. Everyone says their school is really collegial and they're all comparably rigorous.
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I feel like this topic has been debated a thousand times over. And I feel like the best course of action for anyone seriously looking into this would be to research each school individually.
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They all say this. But then the HLS and CLS threads during OCI went shitshow, while the other schools remained friendly...IAFG wrote:I can't imagine there is that much of a difference. Everyone says their school is really collegial and they're all comparably rigorous.
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The thing is, law students are assholes, douchebags or both. No school has come up with a way to attract the less-awful candidates. The CLS/HLS probably has more to do with people who honestly believed they were guaranteed biglaw being suddenly and rudely confronted with the fact they aren't, than specific school culture.spondee wrote:They all say this. But then the HLS and CLS threads during OCI went shitshow, while the other schools remained friendly...IAFG wrote:I can't imagine there is that much of a difference. Everyone says their school is really collegial and they're all comparably rigorous.
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I gotta imagine there are less strivers at the bottom t14.
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- KMaine
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There are FEWER strivers, but we are more careful about the rules of English.Desert Fox wrote:I gotta imagine there are less strivers at the bottom t14.
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Correcting DF's English? Oh honey, don't start what you don't have the endurance to finish.KMaine wrote:There are FEWER strivers, but we are more careful about the rules of English.Desert Fox wrote:I gotta imagine there are less strivers at the bottom t14.
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This is what I'm talking about. Insufferable.KMaine wrote:There are FEWER strivers, but we are more careful about the rules of English.Desert Fox wrote:I gotta imagine there are less strivers at the bottom t14.
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Maybe, idk. If I go bottom t14 I'm gonna be ruthless. Tight competition usually brings that out in people.Desert Fox wrote:I gotta imagine there are less strivers at the bottom t14.
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I think you mean carefuller.KMaine wrote:There are FEWER strivers, but we are more careful about the rules of English.Desert Fox wrote:I gotta imagine there are less strivers at the bottom t14.
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Just trying to be funny in an old English teacher sort of way. I would point out that your second point seems to support an idea somewhat contrary to your first, but I wouldn't want to be insufferable.Desert Fox wrote:This is what I'm talking about. Insufferable.KMaine wrote:There are FEWER strivers, but we are more careful about the rules of English.Desert Fox wrote:I gotta imagine there are less strivers at the bottom t14.
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Yea but anyone stupid enough to go to bottom t14 ITE clearly doesn't realize what is happening.AreJay711 wrote:Maybe, idk. If I go bottom t14 I'm gonna be ruthless. Tight competition usually brings that out in people.Desert Fox wrote:I gotta imagine there are less strivers at the bottom t14.
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I'm really joking. I take English corrections in stride, because I'm embarrassed by them and should learn to stop doing it.KMaine wrote:Just trying to be funny in an old English teacher sort of way. I would point out that your second point seems to support an idea somewhat contrary to your first, but I wouldn't want to be insufferable.Desert Fox wrote:This is what I'm talking about. Insufferable.KMaine wrote:There are FEWER strivers, but we are more careful about the rules of English.Desert Fox wrote:I gotta imagine there are less strivers at the bottom t14.
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Good
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