looks like American's holding on for dear life
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 12:50 am
Wonder if they'll continue to stay T1?
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way to go, American is my only acceptance so far, yeh!MrPapagiorgio wrote:Doesn't matter. It seems like American is a dumping ground for students who want DC but couldn't get into the T14 or better DC schools. And I say dumping ground because its grads are screwed (there is a thread around here somewhere stating that American grads are currently among the least employed law grads).
Accepted and attending are two different beasts.red_alertz wrote:way to go, American is my only acceptance so far, yeh!MrPapagiorgio wrote:Doesn't matter. It seems like American is a dumping ground for students who want DC but couldn't get into the T14 or better DC schools. And I say dumping ground because its grads are screwed (there is a thread around here somewhere stating that American grads are currently among the least employed law grads).
You forgot Catholic U.MrPapagiorgio wrote:Doesn't matter. It seems like American is a dumping ground for students who want DC but couldn't get into the T14 or better DC schools. And I say dumping ground because its grads are screwed (there is a thread around here somewhere stating that American grads are currently among the least employed law grads).
red_alertz wrote:so... would you sayit's a waste attending american?.
yesred_alertz wrote:well, realistically speaking, is american's reputation as bad as TTT?
Among the human rights/PI community in DC, no. Among the BigLaw of DC, probably.red_alertz wrote:well, realistically speaking, is american's reputation as bad as TTT?
Also, where is this?MrPapagiorgio wrote:Doesn't matter. It seems like American is a dumping ground for students who want DC but couldn't get into the T14 or better DC schools. And I say dumping ground because its grads are screwed (there is a thread around here somewhere stating that American grads are currently among the least employed law grads).