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bumping because the new NYU numbers have gotten me very scaredWODKilla123 wrote:I've heard that CLS placed ~85% at OCI and NYU placed closer to 80%. Would love for current students to weigh in or confirm this. Would be really helpful to 0/1Ls.
Anyone have any idea about Chicago?WODKilla123 wrote:I've heard that CLS placed ~85% at OCI and NYU placed closer to 80%. Would love for current students to weigh in or confirm this. Would be really helpful to 0/1Ls.
^ And just bumping for this request in general.WODKilla123 wrote:I've heard that CLS placed ~85% at OCI and NYU placed closer to 80%. Would love for current students to weigh in or confirm this. Would be really helpful to 0/1Ls.
Off the top of my head, CLS was: 92% participated, 85% received an offer.dixiecupdrinking wrote:I believe both NYU and CLS were roughly 80% of participants with an offer. IIRC they were within 1-2%. I also think the percentage of people not participating was slightly higher at NYU, maybe 10% versus 5%, something like that? Less sure on those numbers.
Every school reports OCI data differently. I've never seen broken down data for Michigan, among others.BuckinghamB wrote:Does anyone have anything for Michigan?
TemporarySaint wrote:Every school reports OCI data differently. I've never seen broken down data for Michigan, among others.BuckinghamB wrote:Does anyone have anything for Michigan?
For reference.
Columbia-
V10-23%
Big law-73.5%
So I'm guessing NYU doesn't break down employment stats in this way? Would be really helpful to see how participants in this most recent EIW did (and hopefully encouraging after looking at the latest available c/o 2011 NALP/NLJ placement #s....)
Chicago-
V10-21.4%
V100-68.8%
NLJ250-77.2%
USC-
40%
I've seen the data from NYU in the past. Just looks like no one has cared to put anything together.drbarry987 wrote:So I'm guessing NYU doesn't break down employment stats in this way? ^^^
Would be really helpful to see how participants in this most recent EIW did (and hopefully encouraging after looking at the latest available c/o 2011 NALP/NLJ placement #s which said NYU put only 40% into big firms....)
Any numbers to back that up?ajaxconstructions wrote:Seems like the T5+Penn really had their pick while the lower T14 did better but not great while most of the T1s are still in a slump.
Blatant anti-NYU trolling.ajaxconstructions wrote:Seems like the T5+Penn really had their pick while the lower T14 did better but not great while most of the T1s are still in a slump.
NYU did fine. If you're going there in the fall and you're worried, a really cursory search on TLS will bring up the thread that shows the numbers of SAs at many big firms. It's the same school it's been with the same placement. (Relative to how legal hiring in general has gone.)drbarry987 wrote:So I'm guessing NYU doesn't break down employment stats in this way? ^^^
Would be really helpful to see how participants in this most recent EIW did (and hopefully encouraging after looking at the latest available c/o 2011 NALP/NLJ placement #s which said NYU put only 40% into big firms....)
This. You can debate on and on whether its closer to Chicago, Columbia, or Penn in Biglaw placement/prestige placement etc. etc. but at the end of the day the differences shouldn't be making you concerned if you attended one over the other.dixiecupdrinking wrote:NYU did fine. If you're going there in the fall and you're worried, a really cursory search on TLS will bring up the thread that shows the numbers of SAs at many big firms. It's the same school it's been with the same placement. (Relative to how legal hiring in general has gone.)drbarry987 wrote:So I'm guessing NYU doesn't break down employment stats in this way? ^^^
Would be really helpful to see how participants in this most recent EIW did (and hopefully encouraging after looking at the latest available c/o 2011 NALP/NLJ placement #s which said NYU put only 40% into big firms....)
Do you have those numbers handy?dixiecupdrinking wrote:NYU did fine. If you're going there in the fall and you're worried, a really cursory search on TLS will bring up the thread that shows the numbers of SAs at many big firms. It's the same school it's been with the same placement. (Relative to how legal hiring in general has gone.)drbarry987 wrote:So I'm guessing NYU doesn't break down employment stats in this way? ^^^
Would be really helpful to see how participants in this most recent EIW did (and hopefully encouraging after looking at the latest available c/o 2011 NALP/NLJ placement #s which said NYU put only 40% into big firms....)
No.TemporarySaint wrote:Do you have those numbers handy?dixiecupdrinking wrote:NYU did fine. If you're going there in the fall and you're worried, a really cursory search on TLS will bring up the thread that shows the numbers of SAs at many big firms. It's the same school it's been with the same placement. (Relative to how legal hiring in general has gone.)drbarry987 wrote:So I'm guessing NYU doesn't break down employment stats in this way? ^^^
Would be really helpful to see how participants in this most recent EIW did (and hopefully encouraging after looking at the latest available c/o 2011 NALP/NLJ placement #s which said NYU put only 40% into big firms....)
You're going to need an NYU student to leak the data.drbarry987 wrote:Any idea where to find this? Are there any numbers available pertaining to Vault placement #s/%s similar to what CLS and U of C published? Only thing I could find from search was the post that said "a shade less than 80% of those who participated got an offer." Would be really helpful to 0Ls interested in NYU to see some recent hard data on how things are going there.