tourdeforcex wrote:assuming the chart is not extremely biased, first thing i think of is that table must have been built before our current economic situation
so in this economy, say post 2008, i doubt fordham can place as well as they once did. this doesn't refute their strength, well employed fordham grads of prior to 2008. but for those considering law school now...
next, fordham places into NYC primarily. and the general rankings you refer to do not only measure career placement.
finally, fordham posted that chart. let me see another less biased source post that and explain how it was built
Well if you click on the link it says the method below the chart:
Methodology: “Top firms” identified using the 2010 AmLaw100 sorted by average partner compensation from the 2010 AmLaw100 Database (Downloadable File) purchased online from the American Lawyer. Law School graduates at top firms identified through “
Martindale Hubbell Listings, All” database of LexisNexis, identifying every attorney from any of the top firms who graduated from a particular law school. Retrieved May 2010.
Seems pretty convincing...?