Previous Years' NALP Data Forum

[run26.2]

Does anyone know if this is archived and accessible anywhere online?

I am interested in seeing how the ratio of summers who were given offers to total number of summers changed over the past several years.

Thanks.

[Anonymous User]

Does anyone know if this is archived and accessible anywhere online?

I am interested in seeing how the ratio of summers who were given offers to total number of summers changed over the past several years.

Thanks.

Google "NALP Quick Search." Search your firm. Enjoy.

[run26.2]

Does anyone know if this is archived and accessible anywhere online?

I am interested in seeing how the ratio of summers who were given offers to total number of summers changed over the past several years.

Thanks.

Google "NALP Quick Search." Search your firm. Enjoy.

Please read the title of the thread. I would like previous years' data.

[Anonymous User]

Does anyone know if this is archived and accessible anywhere online?

I am interested in seeing how the ratio of summers who were given offers to total number of summers changed over the past several years.

Thanks.

Google "NALP Quick Search." Search your firm. Enjoy.

Please read the title of the thread. I would like previous years' data.

They have previous years' data, dude. 2010 (expected), 2009, 2008. To see the ratio of SAs to permanent offers, look at the incoming class data and compare it to the previous summer's #s.

[Anonymous User]

Also, if you have Chambers, they list the past few years, too.

[Anonymous Loser]

They have previous years' data, dude. 2010 (expected), 2009, 2008. To see the ratio of SAs to permanent offers, look at the incoming class data and compare it to the previous summer's #s.

This doesn't accomplish what the OP is trying to do.

[Aqualibrium]

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[run26.2]

Does anyone know if this is archived and accessible anywhere online?

I am interested in seeing how the ratio of summers who were given offers to total number of summers changed over the past several years.

Thanks.

Google "NALP Quick Search." Search your firm. Enjoy.

Please read the title of the thread. I would like previous years' data.

They have previous years' data, dude. 2010 (expected), 2009, 2008. To see the ratio of SAs to permanent offers, look at the incoming class data and compare it to the previous summer's #s.

There are problems with this methodology. First, it assumes that everyone given an offer accepted it. Second, it assumes that every individual accounted for in the "Entry-level" row came from the summer associate class, when this may not be the case.

[run26.2]

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=130297

(please search)

Thanks.

[Anonymous User]

There are problems with this methodology. First, it assumes that everyone given an offer accepted it. Second, it assumes that every individual accounted for in the "Entry-level" row came from the summer associate class, when this may not be the case.

You can cross-reference a lot of it with ATL, though.