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Northwestern gets such a raw deal in these statistics. This year is -4.7%, but the great outcomes are actually probably UP. That 10% JD/MBA class really skews things, because the Kellogg MBA leads to some very nice gigs. Last year only 8 students went into JD advantage roles. This year it was 21. I...

This should work for a bump as we head into application season. I've updated the spreadsheet for cost of attendance with 100% GI Bill and Yellow Ribbon at the top ~100 law schools. Here is the link: 2019-20 GI Bill + Yellow Ribbon Spreadsheet Recall that all public schools have been free since eligi...

Echos Myron wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 30, 2019 1:35 pm

This thread is from last year, and OP ended up at Harvard fwiw

After all that effort I put in...

My goal for coffee chats was to seem (and be) genuinely interested in their practice & story, and to come off as mostly relaxed and affable. You don't want to seem thirsty at these types of things. When asking questions that might otherwise be on the website or to which you already know the overarch...

That'll wrap it up for this cycle. There are no schools that have hit 10% in any of the last 9 years that I haven't checked. Here are some interesting year-by-year stats on totals from all schools that have hit 10% at least once since 2010:

Denver - 10.0% (+0.9%)

(Rounding got them to 10.0 at 24/241).

Seton Hall - 15.2% (+2.6%)

West Virginia - 20.4% (-0.4%)

Catholic - 14.4% (-3.6%)

North Carolina - 34.7% (+3.4%)

Stranger wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 22, 2019 2:53 pm

Note: Yale has a page labeled 2018 Employment data, but right now, it's just the 2017 numbers on that page. Be sure they've actually changed the data before you post Yale.

Yeah, I noticed that earlier today. But it looks like they just sorted it out:

Yale - 62.3% (-1.1%)

Montana - 11.6% (+1.8%)

Saint Louis - 17.6% (-1.2%)

Louisville - 16.3% (-1.5%)

Mississippi - 15.2% (+3.4%)

Suffolk - 14.8% (+4.4%)

Hofstra - 13.0% (+2.0%)

NYLS - 11.4% (-0.6%)

Albany - 10.9% (-1.8%)

Michigan State - 10.2% (-1.5%)

Duquesne - 10.0% (-1.1%)

Houston - 25.7% (+8.0%)

Cincinnati - 16.7% (-1.9%)

PSU Dickenson - 14.3% (+4.5%)

Kansas - 13.4% (+1.8%)

FSU - 11.2% (+3.2%)

Wisconsin - 20.5% (+4.8%)

Kentucky - 19.4% (+3.5%)

Santa Clara - 16.6% (+3.4%)

Northeastern - 16.2% (+4.2%)

American - 14.3% (+1.4%)

Oklahoma - 13.2% (+1.7%)

New Hampshire - 11.0% (-0.5%)

U Washington - 22.2% (+2.4%)

Georgia State - 20.7% (+3.3%)

Brooklyn - 19.8% (+0.2%)

Also, Northwestern just released their JD-MBA numbers separately, and it's by far the largest percentage of BL folks in that crowd in at least 8 years (21/27 in 100+ firms). So, for the first time in a long time (maybe ever), NU's BL+FC percentage actually dropped when you remove the JD-MBA's from ...

Also, Northwestern just released their JD-MBA numbers separately, and it's by far the largest percentage of BL folks in that crowd in at least 8 years (21/27 in 100+ firms). So, for the first time in a long time (maybe ever), NU's BL+FC percentage actually dropped when you remove the JD-MBA's from t...

Temple - 18.2% (-3.5%)

Florida - 16.9% (-3.5%)

Baylor - 10.2% (-9.8%)

Stanford - 78.2% (+3.1%)

Stranger wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 15, 2019 2:35 pm

MT Cicero wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 15, 2019 2:34 pm

Only 5 schools remaining that were > 25% last year: Yale, Stanford, Berkeley, USC, and UNC.

Scofflaws.

Berkeley responds to your chiding...

Berkeley - 68.0% (+0.8%)

Only 5 schools remaining that were > 25% last year: Yale, Stanford, Berkeley, USC, and UNC.

Cornell - 75.0% (-1.7%)