Cutoffs for T1, T2, T3...?
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 7:53 pm
Anyone? I was told it was
T1: 1-50
T2: 51-100
T3: 101-200
T4: 200+
T1: 1-50
T2: 51-100
T3: 101-200
T4: 200+
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I believe that's how most people still view it, but I have also heard that US news is now considering the top 100 as T1... so idk.3|ink wrote:Anyone? I was told it was
T1: 1-50
T2: 51-100
T3: 101-200
T4: 200+
rinkrat19 for the win.rinkrat19 wrote:The way we at TLS rank and the way USNWR used to rank is:
T1: 1-50, ranked numerically
T2: 51-100, ranked numerically
T3: 100-150, no numerical rankings, just a tier
T4: 150-200+, no numerical rankings, just a tier
Bowing to pressure from shitty schools whose feelings were hurt by being lumped together in T3 and T4, USNWR now ranks thusly:
T1: 1-100, ranked numerically
T2: 101-200+, ranked numerically
What about this fine institution?apollo2015 wrote:T1: 1-50 (This year, Yale through American/FSU/Southern Methodist/Yeshiva)
T2: 51-100 (Loyola LA/Pepperdine through Syracuse/Louisville/USF/UoP)
T3: 101-143 (Chapman/St. Louis/USC through Campbell/Loyola NO/New Hampshire)
T4: Schools below 143 that aren't ranked relative to each other. (Includes Ave Maria and Cooley, though some ranking systems put Cooley as the number 2 law school in the nation.)
There should really be a T5 for schools that are not ABA accredited. California has a lot of those. (Such as San Francisco Law School.)
That's probably the only unaccredited school that shouldn't just be summarily burned down. They charge peanuts for tuition and do exactly what they claim: give people a legal education to help themselves/others.3|ink wrote:What about this fine institution?apollo2015 wrote:T1: 1-50 (This year, Yale through American/FSU/Southern Methodist/Yeshiva)
T2: 51-100 (Loyola LA/Pepperdine through Syracuse/Louisville/USF/UoP)
T3: 101-143 (Chapman/St. Louis/USC through Campbell/Loyola NO/New Hampshire)
T4: Schools below 143 that aren't ranked relative to each other. (Includes Ave Maria and Cooley, though some ranking systems put Cooley as the number 2 law school in the nation.)
There should really be a T5 for schools that are not ABA accredited. California has a lot of those. (Such as San Francisco Law School.)
You mean how the Cooley Rankings rank Cooley 2nd in the country, ahead of Yale and Stanford?apollo2015 wrote:T1: 1-50 (This year, Yale through American/FSU/Southern Methodist/Yeshiva)
T2: 51-100 (Loyola LA/Pepperdine through Syracuse/Louisville/USF/UoP)
T3: 101-143 (Chapman/St. Louis/USC through Campbell/Loyola NO/New Hampshire)
T4: Schools below 143 that aren't ranked relative to each other. (Includes Ave Maria and Cooley, though some ranking systems put Cooley as the number 2 law school in the nation.)
There should really be a T5 for schools that are not ABA accredited. California has a lot of those. (Such as San Francisco Law School.)