Yeah, that sucks. I'm not looking out of NE Ohio though.dresden doll wrote:I kind of hate to rip on you, legallyblonde - no, really, I do; you've gotten enough as it is - but seeing stats that indicate that less than top third at Boalt managed to find jobs through OCI renders this whole thread, along with your ideas on your employment prospects out of Akron, beyond sad.
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No, they are not going to be ranked in the same category because they do not fit the category of "offer a full range of undergrad programs and some master's programs but few doctoral programs." They are full-fledged universities which offers lots of doctoral programs.legallyblonde27 wrote:These are national universities. They are not going to be ranked regionally in the Midwest.romothesavior wrote:Someone get on the horn and let Chicago and Northwestern know that they have been dethroned by the likes of Drake, Valpraiso, and Bradley.
The point is, this is an incredibly silly category.Also, the link provides the best universities in the Midwest that are undergraduate colleges which also provide master's degrees but limited doctoral opportunities. It is not simply ranking master's programs.
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Where is Pete Carroll ranked in in the "List of Schools with Between 5-15 Red Brick Campus Cuildings and No Less than 4 Minority Tenured Professors?"
How do they do with respect to the rankings for "Schools With a Female Dean and at Least 2 Auditoriums and a Few Doctoral Programs, but Not Too Many?"
How do they do with respect to the rankings for "Schools With a Female Dean and at Least 2 Auditoriums and a Few Doctoral Programs, but Not Too Many?"
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I suppose this doesn't have to an utter disaster if OP receives a full ride. If she succumbs to the odds and loses the money, she can simply drop out and have nothing more than COL loans for one year to deal with.
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Legallyblonde isn't the OP. But even if she was, she has already said she'd have no problem paying sticker.dresden doll wrote:I suppose this doesn't have to an utter disaster if OP receives a full ride. If she succumbs to the odds and loses the money, she can simply drop out and have nothing more than COL loans for one year to deal with.
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I'm 96% sure schools 7-24 on this list are made up colleges from 90s coming-of-age movies.legallyblonde27 wrote:http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandrevie ... t-rankings
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Will Akron Law's ranking drop when Lebron becomes a Knick?
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This post evokes so much raw humor, fail, and pwnage that I really don't to know how to approriately respond.rad law wrote:No, they are not going to be ranked in the same category because they do not fit the category of "offer a full range of undergrad programs and some master's programs but few doctoral programs." They are full-fledged universities which offers lots of doctoral programs.legallyblonde27 wrote:These are national universities. They are not going to be ranked regionally in the Midwest.romothesavior wrote:Someone get on the horn and let Chicago and Northwestern know that they have been dethroned by the likes of Drake, Valpraiso, and Bradley.
The point is, this is an incredibly silly category.Also, the link provides the best universities in the Midwest that are undergraduate colleges which also provide master's degrees but limited doctoral opportunities. It is not simply ranking master's programs.
I cannot believe someone tried to say they will do well in law school because they went to an unknown Midwestern school that is ranked 7th in the region in "schools with some masters programs and maybe also some doctoral programs, but not a whole lot of doctoral programs."
Utter awesomeness.
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I have not applied yet.stintez wrote:Did you get into OSU and Case?legallyblonde27 wrote:Ohio State, Case, and Cleveland-Marshallstintez wrote:
I assume you live in ohio as well. What other schools are you going to apply to.
Ohio State
UC
NKU
Dayton
Case Western
Cleveland
MSU
Just wondering to make sure you have a healthy list.
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LolNU_Jet55 wrote:Will Akron Law's ranking drop when Lebron becomes a Knick?

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So if you get in to Case or OSU will you go there over Akron. They are both far far better schools. Both will give you the best opportunity to get a good job in Ohio.legallyblonde27 wrote:I have not applied yet.stintez wrote:Did you get into OSU and Case?legallyblonde27 wrote:Ohio State, Case, and Cleveland-Marshallstintez wrote:
I assume you live in ohio as well. What other schools are you going to apply to.
Ohio State
UC
NKU
Dayton
Case Western
Cleveland
MSU
Just wondering to make sure you have a healthy list.
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Ive been spending most of the morning looking through NALP data on all the major firms in my preferred destination areas(summer analyst intern at a large company, I have a lot of downtime). Lets just say this data is making me think twice about attending anything other than HYSCC with less than a full scholarship. I knew things were bad but the actual numbers are scary...
And someone here was willing to pay sticker at Akron??? For IP!?!?! With no science/tech background?? I would have a hard time paying sticker for Berkeley IP right now.
Dont do it..
And someone here was willing to pay sticker at Akron??? For IP!?!?! With no science/tech background?? I would have a hard time paying sticker for Berkeley IP right now.
Dont do it..
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Trick question. Akron doesn't rank.NU_Jet55 wrote:Will Akron Law's ranking drop when Lebron becomes a Knick?
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I am definitely considering it.stintez wrote:
So if you get in to Case or OSU will you go there over Akron. They are both far far better schools. Both will give you the best opportunity to get a good job in Ohio.
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Well played, sir. Well played...StrictlyLiable wrote:Trick question. Akron doesn't rank.NU_Jet55 wrote:Will Akron Law's ranking drop when Lebron becomes a Knick?
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Definitely good to hear. You should also maybe think about applying to UC.legallyblonde27 wrote:I am definitely considering it.stintez wrote:
So if you get in to Case or OSU will you go there over Akron. They are both far far better schools. Both will give you the best opportunity to get a good job in Ohio.
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stintez wrote:Definitely good to hear. You should also maybe think about applying to UC.legallyblonde27 wrote:I am definitely considering it.stintez wrote:
So if you get in to Case or OSU will you go there over Akron. They are both far far better schools. Both will give you the best opportunity to get a good job in Ohio.
Yeah go to UC. It costs almost the same as Akron, and you really won't have to worry about losing the scholly that took you there, then be stuck at a lower ranked school when its gone and you can't transfer up.
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StrictlyLiable wrote:stintez wrote:Definitely good to hear. You should also maybe think about applying to UC.legallyblonde27 wrote:I am definitely considering it.stintez wrote:
So if you get in to Case or OSU will you go there over Akron. They are both far far better schools. Both will give you the best opportunity to get a good job in Ohio.
Yeah go to UC. It costs almost the same as Akron, and you really won't have to worry about losing the scholly that took you there, then be stuck at a lower ranked school when its gone and you can't transfer up.
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To be fair, I added the bolded part and forgot to add a FTFY, but yes.romothesavior wrote:
This post evokes so much raw humor, fail, and pwnage that I really don't to know how to approriately respond.
I cannot believe someone tried to say they will do well in law school because they went to an unknown Midwestern school that is ranked 7th in the region in "schools with some masters programs and maybe also some doctoral programs, but not a whole lot of doctoral programs."
Utter awesomeness.
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I was talking about the cost Akron is $17,500 while Cincy is like 20k. Im saying that they compare in price.
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I corrected myself. You are correct.StrictlyLiable wrote:I was talking about the cost Akron is $17,500 while Cincy is like 20k. Im saying that they compare in price.
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Disparaging legallyblonde is pretty unnecessary at this point. I'm pretty sure she well understands what posters ITT think of her plans (as well as her UG, for that matter). Let's just move along.
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Decent chance this could turn into the next Nova v. Barry.dresden doll wrote:Disparaging legallyblonde is pretty unnecessary at this point. I'm pretty sure she well understands what posters ITT think of her plans (as well as her UG, for that matter). Let's just move along.
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Please God no. That thread s d @ fing p.rad law wrote:Decent chance this could turn into the next Nova v. Barry.dresden doll wrote:Disparaging legallyblonde is pretty unnecessary at this point. I'm pretty sure she well understands what posters ITT think of her plans (as well as her UG, for that matter). Let's just move along.
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lolwutstintez wrote:That thread s d @ fing p.
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