Student review-based rankings?


editor_GP

According to law students across the country, the top ten best overall law schools are as follows:

1. UColorado at Boulder
2. UNC Chapel Hill
3. U of Arkansas
4. Northwestern
5. Stanford
6. UC Berkeley
7. UVA
8. Florida State
9. Vanderbilt
10. UT Austin

Thoughts on these student review based rankings?

Source: http://www.graduateprograms.com/law-school-rankings/

According to law students across the country, the top ten best overall law schools are as follows:

1. UColorado at Boulder
2. UNC Chapel Hill
3. U of Arkansas
4. Northwestern
5. Stanford
6. UC Berkeley
7. UVA
8. Florida State
9. Vanderbilt
10. UT Austin

Thoughts on these student review based rankings?

Source: http://www.graduateprograms.com/law-school-rankings/
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KJP

This is a ranking for JD, right?

This is a ranking for JD, right?
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editor_GP

Yup! But based on student reviews so a bit different from traditional rankings, no?

Yup! But based on student reviews so a bit different from traditional rankings, no?
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KJP

It's in fact very different from the traditional rankings. Any official response from the schools that traditionally rank high?

It's in fact very different from the traditional rankings. Any official response from the schools that traditionally rank high?
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editor_GP

Hmmm not that I've seen but will keep you posted.

Hmmm not that I've seen but will keep you posted.
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KJP

Great! Thanks!

Great! Thanks!
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owl

Well, keep in mind two things:

1) JD programs and LLM programs of universities are VERY different. Usually LLMs get less care and attention, so you might want to find out from your friends or forums how much importance a specific school gives to their LLM program.

2) This kind of "alternative" reviews are nice and fun, but at the end, employers don't give a s*** about them and at the end it all comes down to "official" and traditional rankings again.

Good luck!

Well, keep in mind two things:

1) JD programs and LLM programs of universities are VERY different. Usually LLMs get less care and attention, so you might want to find out from your friends or forums how much importance a specific school gives to their LLM program.

2) This kind of "alternative" reviews are nice and fun, but at the end, employers don't give a s*** about them and at the end it all comes down to "official" and traditional rankings again.

Good luck!
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raj2015

http://law-school.findthebest.com/

http://law-school.findthebest.com/
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