That one sure does. Thanks.zozo wrote:https://www.law.upenn.edu/careers/aba-e ... ummary.phpusernotfound wrote:Doesn't seem to differentiate between federal and state clerkships.NoChainz wrote:https://www.law.upenn.edu/careers/emplo ... istics.phpToday wrote:Penn is up, 90% bar required positions, 77% big law and fed clerkship.
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I didn't notice the short-term clerkship. Good catch!SplitMyPants wrote:(13 + 24 + 102 + 20) = 159Biglaw1990 wrote:155/208=74.52%SplitMyPants wrote:**76.44%Biglaw1990 wrote:74.52%76.44% of Duke's Class of 2015 is working at a firm with 100+ attorneys or clerking for a federal judge
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UC Irvine: 83% bar passage required.
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Harvard: 70.8% biglaw + fed clerk
UVA: 70.3%. 15.8% fed clerk
Fordham: 35.4%
UCLA: 44.8%
UVA: 70.3%. 15.8% fed clerk
Fordham: 35.4%
UCLA: 44.8%
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W&L: 23.0% BL+fed clerk, 75.3% FTLT Bar Passage Required
http://law2.wlu.edu/admissions/nalp/ABA ... ry2016.pdf
http://law2.wlu.edu/admissions/nalp/ABA ... ry2016.pdf
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Emory- 29.87%
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St. John's- 16.53%
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UC Irvine- 28.18%
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Funniest part of this is the geographic location of employed grads:BasilHallward wrote:Houston–17.7%
https://www.law.uh.edu/career/employment-statistics.asp
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States of largest employment:
Texas - 184
DC - 1
Florida - 1
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Indiana (McKinney)-7.89%
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So disappointed that this thread was moved...
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whyzot1 wrote:So disappointed that this thread was moved...
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I know it's helpful in choosing a school, but I also see it more closely related with the state of the legal industry right now.Tiago Splitter wrote:whyzot1 wrote:So disappointed that this thread was moved...
Nothing special, Tiago.
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Virginia: 86% bar passage required. 70% BigLaw + Fed Clerk.
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I just wish more of them did it. There's no real reason to make people wait. They've probably had these reports ready way before today.Biglaw1990 wrote:Is it just me, or do others get the feeling that Adcomms saw this thread and started putting them up on the website haha?
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I asked for at least one deposit deadline extension on the basis of this critical information not being public yet, I doubt I was the only one.
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Pepperdine: 57% bar passage required. 10% BigLaw + Fed Clerk.
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0L here, will the ATL rankings come out after these numbers are released?
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Where Yale is #5? Lol. You guys realize that's not how law firms view these schools right (in terms of how much of the class they are willing to recruit)? Recruiting is more similar to USNews.Biglaw1990 wrote:Most likely. I like ATL's rankings much better. 40% of US News' rankings are ratings by lawyers and judges, which makes the rankings much less reliable.Roundhill wrote:0L here, will the ATL rankings come out after these numbers are released?
I'm sure everyone who went to Yale law could do biglaw or a clerkship if they wanted to....but obviously people who have options wouldn't choose the former.
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I agree with this, which is why I care more about the bar passage required positions rate than the amount of people in biglaw.krads153 wrote:Where Yale is #5? Lol. You guys realize that's not how law firms view these schools right (in terms of how much of the class they are willing to recruit)? Recruiting is more similar to USNews.Biglaw1990 wrote:Most likely. I like ATL's rankings much better. 40% of US News' rankings are ratings by lawyers and judges, which makes the rankings much less reliable.Roundhill wrote:0L here, will the ATL rankings come out after these numbers are released?
I'm sure everyone who went to Yale law could do biglaw or a clerkship if they wanted to....but obviously people who have options wouldn't choose the former.
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