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- legalease9

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Does anyone know about these rankings? How reliable are they?
And what's with the design
And what's with the design
- Doritos

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- merichard87

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The color scheme is an epic fail.
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Thanks for the seizure, ass.
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I can't even read that. But after looking at it, I have an odd desire to dig up my NES and play Legend Of Zelda.
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- legalease9

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Doritos wrote:http://www.lawschooladvocacy.com/
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Tautology

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The best rankings!
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The methodology is hilarious.
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The methodology is hilarious.
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- legalease9

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Damn! I could have gotten into a top 14 on full scholarship!Tautology wrote:The best rankings!
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The methodology is hilarious.
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- legalease9

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This is my favorite Cooley metric.
Total J.D. Enrollment - The total enrollment of a law school reflects its success in attracting students, its appeal to those interested in legal education, and its ability to carry out its institutional mission. While size alone does not assure quality, it does permit a school to offer its students a greater variety of courses, programs, and activities. All other things being equal, a good big school is better than a good small school.
Total J.D. Enrollment - The total enrollment of a law school reflects its success in attracting students, its appeal to those interested in legal education, and its ability to carry out its institutional mission. While size alone does not assure quality, it does permit a school to offer its students a greater variety of courses, programs, and activities. All other things being equal, a good big school is better than a good small school.
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Tautology

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I just like that half of them are directly related to how big the school is, and they still only manage to get themselves up to 12th.
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Renzo

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I clicked, I got dizzy, I vomited, I left.
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So does the maker of this website go to South Texas or Hastings?
- jayn3

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sheesh, what the hell were all of us doing trying to get into stanford? T18 FTLlegalease9 wrote:Damn! I could have gotten into a top 14 on full scholarship!Tautology wrote:The best rankings!
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RP1983

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Tautology wrote:The best rankings!
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The methodology is hilarious.
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I'm not a Cooley basher, but the methodology is absolutely absurd. I mean this might be the least credible thing out there. If someone actually came up with this as a statistical experiment in a community college stat class, they would probably flunk the course.
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Tautology

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I think it tells you a lot about the school when they tout something like that.RP1983 wrote:Tautology wrote:The best rankings!
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I'm not a Cooley basher, but the methodology is absolutely absurd. I mean this might be the least credible thing out there. If someone actually came up with this as a statistical experiment in a community college stat class, they would probably flunk the course.
Then again, maybe it is Chicago's fault that they don't have 1000 computers available for their 190 students who are required to have laptops!
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