NYU Releases Detailed Employment Stats 2008-2010 Forum

[LawIdiot86]

So 5-10 people per class in the last three years at NYU have no job after a year and are still looking or even not looking anymore? What the hell are they going to do? This is considered good?

I'd wager that this is the case at any top law school, even in good economic times. Some people, like yourself, have such a high degree of aspergers that they can't help it.


But in all seriousness, I think it's the rare year when a school reports 100% employment to USNews.

I would say "top law school" here means T6. I'm at a T14 and know more then 5-10 people, probably 5-10% of last year's class, who don't have jobs. It requires a low GPA, low motivation or extreme finickiness on the type of job, combined with some personality defect (shortness, fatness, awkward nerd, plain ugly, not aggressive enough, mental illness, etc) to end up with no job several months after graduation.

[c3pO4]

So 5-10 people per class in the last three years at NYU have no job after a year and are still looking or even not looking anymore? What the hell are they going to do? This is considered good?

I'd wager that this is the case at any top law school, even in good economic times. Some people, like yourself, have such a high degree of aspergers that they can't help it.


But in all seriousness, I think it's the rare year when a school reports 100% employment to USNews.

I would say "top law school" here means T6. I'm at a T14 and know more then 5-10 people, probably 5-10% of last year's class, who don't have jobs. It requires a low GPA, low motivation or extreme finickiness on the type of job, combined with some personality defect (shortness, fatness, awkward nerd, plain ugly, not aggressive enough, mental illness, etc) to end up with no job several months after graduation.

Gratuitous BMI trolling.

[Bildungsroman]

So 5-10 people per class in the last three years at NYU have no job after a year and are still looking or even not looking anymore? What the hell are they going to do? This is considered good?

I'd wager that this is the case at any top law school, even in good economic times. Some people, like yourself, have such a high degree of aspergers that they can't help it.


But in all seriousness, I think it's the rare year when a school reports 100% employment to USNews.

I would say "top law school" here means T6. I'm at a T14 and know more then 5-10 people, probably 5-10% of last year's class, who don't have jobs. It requires a low GPA, low motivation or extreme finickiness on the type of job, combined with some personality defect (shortness, fatness, awkward nerd, plain ugly, not aggressive enough, mental illness, etc) to end up with no job several months after graduation.

Shortness, fatness, and ugliness are personality defects? Oh, I apologize, I accidentally commented on a less retarded part of the post.

[Old Gregg]

So 5-10 people per class in the last three years at NYU have no job after a year and are still looking or even not looking anymore? What the hell are they going to do? This is considered good?

I'd wager that this is the case at any top law school, even in good economic times. Some people, like yourself, have such a high degree of aspergers that they can't help it.


But in all seriousness, I think it's the rare year when a school reports 100% employment to USNews.

Merry Christmas to you too.

Awww, u mad bro?

Anyways, I'm talking about even during the boom times. I don't think any T14 reported 100% employment. That means that basket cases like this shithead up here probably would be shit out of luck at YLS. Nowadays, I'd say that unemployment is a very real possibility for any law student, except someone at Yale and maybe Stanford.

[c3pO4]

So 5-10 people per class in the last three years at NYU have no job after a year and are still looking or even not looking anymore? What the hell are they going to do? This is considered good?

I'd wager that this is the case at any top law school, even in good economic times. Some people, like yourself, have such a high degree of aspergers that they can't help it.


But in all seriousness, I think it's the rare year when a school reports 100% employment to USNews.

Merry Christmas to you too.

Awww, u mad bro?

Anyways, I'm talking about even during the boom times. I don't think any T14 reported 100% employment. That means that basket cases like this shithead up here probably would be shit out of luck at YLS. Nowadays, I'd say that unemployment is a very real possibility for any law student, except someone at Yale and maybe Stanford.

I'm not mad, but just wondering why you are such an insufferable asshole. Oh, and whether or not I have a jerb has nothing to do with it.

[MrAnon]

So 50% of the class got biglaw?

I guess all the JD preferred jobs went to students who are employed by the school? Or maybe those are all JD required. Either way, these statistics are more smoke and mirrors.

[mths]

I love my school.

+1.

oh shut up

[Borhas]

So 5-10 people per class in the last three years at NYU have no job after a year and are still looking or even not looking anymore? What the hell are they going to do? This is considered good?

Yes, this is good.

[booboo]

I love my school.

+1.

oh shut up

Aww. .

[mths]

I love my school.

+1.

oh shut up

Aww. .

he left us

[boosk]

So 5-10 people per class in the last three years at NYU have no job after a year and are still looking or even not looking anymore? What the hell are they going to do? This is considered good?

Yes, this is good.

[desertlaw]

Regarding a previous comment about NYU's office working hard for them, I'm sure anyone at UVa will tell you that our OCS works their butts off for us. They have called/e-mailed late into the night and done more than enough to put us in the best position to succeed.

[Anonymous User]

21% in PI/Gov. That's pretty badass.