what shools will rise in new top 100????? Forum

[trayball23]

Any big jumpers you think? tier 1 or 2?

[MrPapagiorgio]

Can we just wait until the rankings come out and discuss it then? These threads are getting out of control.

[FeelTheHeat]

You're dying to get this to work, eh?

[MrPapagiorgio]

You're dying to get this to work, eh?

+1.
Seriously man.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=149794
Enough.

[Veyron]

Who cares?

[Cupidity]

Chicago Down
Berkeley Down (Behind Chicago)
Northwestern Up
USC Down
WUSTL Up
GWU Down
BU Up
BC Up
Fordham Up
Davis Catastrophically Down
UF Up
Stetson into the top 100

[Grizz]

Who cares?

[Fred_McGriff]

Georgetown's Up Hofstra's Down...

[Sandro]

G's Up Ho's Down...

[cmraider]

I'll bite. I think that the new NLJ, and other, rankings portend a significant climb for Ga State. I think they might be in for a 10-spot jump.

[RPK34]

BU Up

Boy didn't see that one coming out of you.

[trayball23]

I can see ASU and GW moving down Ive seen kinda a bounce back if u look in the past after school had a huge jump.... cant imagine buffalo would stay outside top 100

[RPK34]

I'll bite. I think that the new NLJ, and other, rankings portend a significant climb for Ga State. I think they might be in for a 10-spot jump.

NLJ rankings don't mean shit when it comes to USNWR. Really, the only employment numbers that matter are at graduation and 9 months out, both of which are gamed very easily.

[FiveSermon]

School whose medians/lsat went up goes up.

[nealric]

Single year rankings changes are completely an utterly meaningless to a prospective law student. The only potentially worthwhile question is what schools will be better/more poorly regarded 10-20 years from now. No law school is going to have a rankings change meaningful enough to change employment prospects in the time it would take to graduate.

[txadv11]

Villanova law up at least 20

[JusticeHarlan]

I'll bite. I think that the new NLJ, and other, rankings portend a significant climb for Ga State. I think they might be in for a 10-spot jump.

NLJ rankings don't mean shit when it comes to USNWR. Really, the only employment numbers that matter are at graduation and 9 months out, both of which are gamed very easily.

Well, they claim they're switching things up this year

To eliminate some of the gaming that seems to be taking place, we have changed the way we compute employment rates for the rankings due out March 15. In addition, we will also be publishing more career data than we have in the past in an effort to help students more completely understand the current state of legal employment. We think more still needs to be done.

http://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/c ... yment-data

Who knows what any of that means? But should be interesting to watch.