SLS vs CLS for nyc biglaw
Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 3:47 pm
Can anyone point me in the right direction for placement statistics for these two schools in nyc?
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vanwinkle wrote:Pure statistics and numbers are not going to tell the whole story, due to self-selection. CLS is more heavily populated by students intending to practice in NYC when they graduate, and that's going to skew the numbers. You can't just look at them side-by-side and think they actually represent odds of finding work.
Edit: Damn, bk, beat me to it.
I would say SLS due to higher prestige and less competition from classmates for NYC.Cilent21 wrote:Gotya
And yeah I get self-selection. So whats' the general attitude w/r to choosing between these two schools for ny?
TITCRSoftBoiledLife wrote:Step 1.) Go to SLS
Step 2.) Stop wanting to work in NYC when you realize how awesome CA is
Step 3.) Enjoy excellent job in SF
though to be fair, SF firms are doing poorly on the whole at the moment. I would feel safer in NY, or if I had to stay in CA, LA.bk187 wrote:TITCRSoftBoiledLife wrote:Step 1.) Go to SLS
Step 2.) Stop wanting to work in NYC when you realize how awesome CA is
Step 3.) Enjoy excellent job in SF
True, but summers in SF are 60-70 and our winters don't have snow. Not sure how NYC can top that.dbt wrote:though to be fair, SF firms are doing poorly on the whole at the moment. I would feel safer in NY, or if I had to stay in CA, LA.
OP if you have the option, choose SLS.
LA is gross.dbt wrote:though to be fair, SF firms are doing poorly on the whole at the moment. I would feel safer in NY, or if I had to stay in CA, LA.bk187 wrote:TITCRSoftBoiledLife wrote:Step 1.) Go to SLS
Step 2.) Stop wanting to work in NYC when you realize how awesome CA is
Step 3.) Enjoy excellent job in SF
OP if you have the option, choose SLS.
Yea, except outside of SF, Cali is a cultural hellhole. Though if you just want to bang airheads and eat sushi, I could see it being good.SoftBoiledLife wrote:Step 1.) Go to SLS
Step 2.) Stop wanting to work in NYC when you realize how awesome CA is
Step 3.) Enjoy excellent job in SF
False.ajmanyjah wrote:SoftBoiledLife wrote:Step 1.) Go to SLS
Step 2.) Stop wanting to work in NYC when you realize how awesome CA is
Step 3.) Enjoy excellent job in SFYea, except outside of SF, Cali is a cultural hellhole. Though if you just want to bang airheads and eat sushi, I could see it being good.
Yea, I forgot, the OC and Chino and the eternally hellish suburb that is LA are just awesome...I mean really, LA is just like a big New Jersey WITHOUT NYC or PhillyKnockglock wrote:False.ajmanyjah wrote:SoftBoiledLife wrote:Step 1.) Go to SLS
Step 2.) Stop wanting to work in NYC when you realize how awesome CA is
Step 3.) Enjoy excellent job in SFYea, except outside of SF, Cali is a cultural hellhole. Though if you just want to bang airheads and eat sushi, I could see it being good.
California is amazing. Once you get a taste of our weather, you'll never want to leave.
ajmanyjah wrote: Yea, except outside of SF, Cali is a cultural hellhole. Though if you just want to bang airheads and eat sushi, I could see it being good.
ajmanyjah wrote:Yea, I forgot, the OC and Chino and the eternally hellish suburb that is LA are just awesome...I mean really, LA is just like a big New Jersey WITHOUT NYC or PhillyKnockglock wrote:False.ajmanyjah wrote:SoftBoiledLife wrote:Step 1.) Go to SLS
Step 2.) Stop wanting to work in NYC when you realize how awesome CA is
Step 3.) Enjoy excellent job in SFYea, except outside of SF, Cali is a cultural hellhole. Though if you just want to bang airheads and eat sushi, I could see it being good.
California is amazing. Once you get a taste of our weather, you'll never want to leave.
San Diego is...ok but boring...
And I've gotten a taste for your weather...nice, but outside of the Bay Area, the preponderance of rhinestones and Ed Hardy make the West Coast intolerable (well, Portland is awesomely weird)
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