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NY law schools ranked
Can everyone rank the new york law schools in terms of how successful are they in placing graduates in jobs after graduation?
thanks
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Forget rankings. Rankings arent the end all be all.
If you want an answer to your question look through this: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=108528
The problem with your question is that "jobs" is such a vague term. What kind of a job? What are the earnings from these jobs? How stable are they? Etc, etc.
It all depends on what you want to do.
Good luck!
If you want an answer to your question look through this: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=108528
The problem with your question is that "jobs" is such a vague term. What kind of a job? What are the earnings from these jobs? How stable are they? Etc, etc.
It all depends on what you want to do.
Good luck!
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thanks! very helpful! Would you by any chance know which law schools in NY are the most transfer friendly?
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Re: NY law schools ranked
Columbia
NYU
Fordham
Killself
NYU
Fordham
Killself
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thanks. do you know which one of the following are most transfer friendly? Columbia, NYU, Fordham, Cordozo, St.johns, Brooklyn Lawromothesavior wrote:Columbia
NYU
Fordham
Killself
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- romothesavior
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Retake.bomedtheLSAT101 wrote:thanks. do you know which one of the following are most transfer friendly? Columbia, NYU, Fordham, Cordozo, St.johns, Brooklyn Lawromothesavior wrote:Columbia
NYU
Fordham
Killself
And yes, that is a serious response. Do not go to law school planning to transfer. And if you think transferring into Dozo, SJ, or Brooklyn is a good idea, it is not.
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romothesavior wrote:Columbia
NYU
Fordham
Killself
I know you are kidding but that just isn't kosher. "Make a better decision" would adequately suit your intended purpose.
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Your forgot Cornell.romothesavior wrote:Columbia
NYU
Fordham
Killself
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I thought we were talking NYC. But yeah, Cornell.Thomas Jefferson wrote:Your forgot Cornell.romothesavior wrote:Columbia
NYU
Fordham
Killself
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no, no...he didn't...Thomas Jefferson wrote:Your forgot Cornell.romothesavior wrote:Columbia
NYU
Fordham
Killself
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It's still a better decision for NYC than Fordham. But so is most of the T14 . . .romothesavior wrote:I thought we were talking NYC. But yeah, Cornell.Thomas Jefferson wrote:Your forgot Cornell.romothesavior wrote:Columbia
NYU
Fordham
Killself
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I was tempted to say:
Columbia
Killself
But I wanted to be helpful.
Columbia
Killself
But I wanted to be helpful.
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Subtle Ivy prestige whoring.romothesavior wrote:I was tempted to say:
Columbia
Killself
But I wanted to be helpful.
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Re: NY law schools ranked
Columbia
NYU
Cornell
St. Johns
Killself
NYU
Cornell
St. Johns
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SUNY at Cornell should be on the list.Always Credited wrote:no, no...he didn't...Thomas Jefferson wrote:Your forgot Cornell.romothesavior wrote:Columbia
NYU
Fordham
Killself
http://www.suny.edu/student/campuses_map.cfm
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retake retake BLAH BLAH im not retaking jack! it's too late, im sick of waiting around. And i'm going to transfer to NY most likely even if it's to st. johns, cordozo or brookllyn
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Cool apply for foodstamps asap.bomedtheLSAT101 wrote:retake retake BLAH BLAH im not retaking jack! it's too late, im sick of waiting around. And i'm going to transfer to NY most likely even if it's to st. johns, cordozo or brookllyn
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It's too late? How old are you? Maybe if you're 73 you can't afford the extra year.bomedtheLSAT101 wrote:retake retake BLAH BLAH im not retaking jack! it's too late, im sick of waiting around. And i'm going to transfer to NY most likely even if it's to st. johns, cordozo or brookllyn
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I believe OCI for transfers at these schools is something similar to this:bomedtheLSAT101 wrote:retake retake BLAH BLAH im not retaking jack! it's too late, im sick of waiting around. And i'm going to transfer to NY most likely even if it's to st. johns, cordozo or brookllyn
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maybe not those then... New York Law School ?? more feasible ?
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St. Johns??rayiner wrote:Columbia
NYU
Cornell
St. Johns
Killself
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- romothesavior
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Even worse.bomedtheLSAT101 wrote:maybe not those then... New York Law School ?? more feasible ?
Seriously, I wasn't kidding when I said Columbia, NYU, Cornell, and Fordham. That's it.
And if your plan is to go to a 4th tier school and transfer up, that is a very very poor plan.
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plan is kind of going from tier3/2 school to new york law school and if i do pretty well maybe aim for mid tier 2/1 new york school
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you need to reevaluate many, many things.bomedtheLSAT101 wrote:plan is kind of going from tier3/2 school to new york law school and if i do pretty well maybe aim for mid tier 2/1 new york school
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I would chime in and offer constructive advice, but I know I'd be risking carpal tunnel for nothing.Always Credited wrote:you need to reevaluate many, many things.bomedtheLSAT101 wrote:plan is kind of going from tier3/2 school to new york law school and if i do pretty well maybe aim for mid tier 2/1 new york school
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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