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It depends on where you go. UVA, for example, places very well for a public school.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Encountered an idea on TLS and wanted to see if it was isolated or wide spread. Do you think firms prefer private law schools to public ones? I'm interested in why or why not, and if you yourself go to a private or public school.
quakeroats wrote:It depends on where you go. UVA, for example, places very wellLord Randolph McDuff wrote:Encountered an idea on TLS and wanted to see if it was isolated or wide spread. Do you think firms prefer private law schools to public ones? I'm interested in why or why not, and if you yourself go to a private or public school.for a public school.
Not as well as Duke though, amirite?!?!??quakeroats wrote:It depends on where you go. UVA, for example, places very well for a public school.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Encountered an idea on TLS and wanted to see if it was isolated or wide spread. Do you think firms prefer private law schools to public ones? I'm interested in why or why not, and if you yourself go to a private or public school.
Sometimes I love you <3quakeroats wrote:It depends on where you go. UVA, for example, places very well for a public school.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Encountered an idea on TLS and wanted to see if it was isolated or wide spread. Do you think firms prefer private law schools to public ones? I'm interested in why or why not, and if you yourself go to a private or public school.
New avatar or it didn't happen.thesealocust wrote:Sometimes I love you <3quakeroats wrote:It depends on where you go. UVA, for example, places very well for a public school.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Encountered an idea on TLS and wanted to see if it was isolated or wide spread. Do you think firms prefer private law schools to public ones? I'm interested in why or why not, and if you yourself go to a private or public school.
It happened.quakeroats wrote:New avatar or it didn't happen.thesealocust wrote:Sometimes I love you <3quakeroats wrote:It depends on where you go. UVA, for example, places very well for a public school.Lord Randolph McDuff wrote:Encountered an idea on TLS and wanted to see if it was isolated or wide spread. Do you think firms prefer private law schools to public ones? I'm interested in why or why not, and if you yourself go to a private or public school.
lol.thesealocust wrote:It happened.quakeroats wrote:Sometimes I love you <3thesealocust wrote:It depends on where you go. UVA, for example, places very well for a public school.quakeroats wrote:Encountered an idea on TLS and wanted to see if it was isolated or wide spread. Do you think firms prefer private law schools to public ones? I'm interested in why or why not, and if you yourself go to a private or public school.
New avatar or it didn't happen.
Right? What kind of unambitious, self-loather goes to Michigan or Berkeley. geezlawgod wrote:I would think if you are serious about being a lawyer, you would pay the money for a good school and not go to some community law school or state school.
For undergrad? No. The top state undergrads (Virginia, Berkeley, Michigan) are as good or better than anything outside the Ivy/near-Ivy level. For law school? Definitely not.NYC Law wrote:For the top 50 or so Private > Public
Once you dip below that Public > Private
Keep posting, it's helping.lawgod wrote:Law firms are part of the private sector. They will always prefer people who appreciate and support the private sector over people who just mooch off the public.
Cooley > University of Michigan?lawgod wrote:Law firms are part of the private sector. They will always prefer people who appreciate and support the private sector over people who just mooch off the public.
I think you will find that there are more lawyers practicing in Michigan from Cooley than from UMichigan.chimp wrote:Cooley > University of Michigan?lawgod wrote:Law firms are part of the private sector. They will always prefer people who appreciate and support the private sector over people who just mooch off the public.
Well, they do have decent employment numbers, but that's because most of them take jobs in PI and government.justhockey31 wrote:This all has to be a joke right? I mean you go down the list of top public schools and they do just as well as their private peers
a) because the Michigan grads are in DC, NY, SF and Chi and Cooley is a degree milllawgod wrote:I think you will find that there are more lawyers practicing in Michigan from Cooley than from UMichigan.chimp wrote:Cooley > University of Michigan?lawgod wrote:Law firms are part of the private sector. They will always prefer people who appreciate and support the private sector over people who just mooch off the public.
Whatever. Bottom line is your average Cooley student has a better chance of ending up practicing in Michigan than a UMich student. So it follows that if you want to practice in Michigan, you should go to Cooley.kwais wrote:a) because the Michigan grads are in DC, NY, SF and Chi and Cooley is a degree milllawgod wrote:I think you will find that there are more lawyers practicing in Michigan from Cooley than from UMichigan.chimp wrote:Cooley > University of Michigan?lawgod wrote:Law firms are part of the private sector. They will always prefer people who appreciate and support the private sector over people who just mooch off the public.
b) because Cooley is private and therefore better
Hey! Behave yourself. This is not trolling.Bildungsroman wrote:Everyone just ignore lawgod, he;s shown himself to be a troll on numerous occasions.