you can't even have fun without some killjoy ruining it
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2015 8:09 pm
people ruin everything.
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1) oh wellballcaps wrote:1. it's "kool-aid"
2. why?
Brainwashedzacharus85 wrote:I really, really try not to jump on the 'Shut up Neurotic' bandwagon. But this is just so stupid. And pointless. And sad.
Whether this is intended to be serious or sarcastic, it's a stupid thread and we're all lessened because of it.
SLS beat them in both categories. #newnumber1RunnerRunner wrote:Yeah seems like very few people go to Yale to do biglaw. Most Yalies have offers with lots of $$ from CCN, which makes more sense if you're just headed to a firm anyway. So don't think BL numbers are a sign of weakness at all, and as for the other half of those stats we all know they dominate clerkships.
Federal clerkship:RunnerRunner wrote:Yeah seems like very few people go to Yale to do biglaw. Most Yalies have offers with lots of $$ from CCN, which makes more sense if you're just headed to a firm anyway. So don't think BL numbers are a sign of weakness at all, and as for the other half of those stats we all know they dominate clerkships.
Now we're talkin'6778628 wrote:Very few people (perhaps none) at Johns Hopkins Med got biglaw or fed clerk. In fact, I would suspect there have been more federal clerkships from most TTTs than Johns Hopkins Med.
We should really all just go to dental school.
Yeah but fuck me if I'd call SLS "middle of the pack" haha, so this doesn't lend any credence to the theory that Yale's numbers imply it is anything less than stellar, which seems to be the premise of this threadLSATneurotic wrote:SLS beat them in both categories. #newnumber1RunnerRunner wrote:Yeah seems like very few people go to Yale to do biglaw. Most Yalies have offers with lots of $$ from CCN, which makes more sense if you're just headed to a firm anyway. So don't think BL numbers are a sign of weakness at all, and as for the other half of those stats we all know they dominate clerkships.
Probably just a matter of time, man. He hates me. Which sucks, cause i actually think he's probably cool IRLTheSpanishMain wrote:I honestly thought slackademic permabanned you for your long and impressive corpus of aspie turd posting.
^ This is false.Sachem wrote:Federal clerkship:RunnerRunner wrote:Yeah seems like very few people go to Yale to do biglaw. Most Yalies have offers with lots of $$ from CCN, which makes more sense if you're just headed to a firm anyway. So don't think BL numbers are a sign of weakness at all, and as for the other half of those stats we all know they dominate clerkships.
Stanford: 30.48%
Yale: 25.65%
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=245859WolfOf127WallStreet wrote:^ This is false.Sachem wrote:Federal clerkship:RunnerRunner wrote:Yeah seems like very few people go to Yale to do biglaw. Most Yalies have offers with lots of $$ from CCN, which makes more sense if you're just headed to a firm anyway. So don't think BL numbers are a sign of weakness at all, and as for the other half of those stats we all know they dominate clerkships.
Stanford: 30.48%
Yale: 25.65%
http://abovethelaw.com/2013/04/which-la ... lacements/
The # at YLS have only gone up http://www.law.yale.edu/studentlife/cdo ... employ.htm
Apologies for feeding the troll
Are we at the same forum? Pls take a look at the front page of TLS.comWolfOf127WallStreet wrote:^ This is false.Sachem wrote:Federal clerkship:RunnerRunner wrote:Yeah seems like very few people go to Yale to do biglaw. Most Yalies have offers with lots of $$ from CCN, which makes more sense if you're just headed to a firm anyway. So don't think BL numbers are a sign of weakness at all, and as for the other half of those stats we all know they dominate clerkships.
Stanford: 30.48%
Yale: 25.65%
http://abovethelaw.com/2013/04/which-la ... lacements/
The # at YLS have only gone up http://www.law.yale.edu/studentlife/cdo ... employ.htm
Apologies for feeding the troll