What does "top tier university" (or law school) mean? Is this equal to top 20 or top 15 or is it just an informal, subjective qualifiacation?
What does "top-tier" mean?
Posted Mar 06, 2007 20:36
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What does "top tier university" (or law school) mean? Is this equal to top 20 or top 15 or is it just an informal, subjective qualifiacation?
Posted Mar 06, 2007 21:29
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Top tier refers to the top tier in the US News & World Reports ranking, I believe. It is approximately the top 25 or 30 schools, if I remember correctly.
Top tier refers to the top tier in the US News & World Reports ranking, I believe. It is approximately the top 25 or 30 schools, if I remember correctly.
Posted Mar 07, 2007 00:40
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Top tier refers to the top tier in the US News & World Reports ranking, I believe. It is approximately the top 25 or 30 schools, if I remember correctly.
I see... Thank you!
<blockquote>Top tier refers to the top tier in the US News & World Reports ranking, I believe. It is approximately the top 25 or 30 schools, if I remember correctly.</blockquote>
I see... Thank you!
I see... Thank you!
Posted Mar 07, 2007 01:01
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The US News Rankings (if you happen to abide by it -- many in the legal profession do not) basically ranks JD programs in four tiers. Each tier consists of fifty schools each (i.e., first or top tier would consist of top 1-50; second tier 51-101, and so on, etc.) You will notice that the fourth tier does not contain exactly 50 schools - that's beacuase there aren't (as yet) 200 schools approved by the ABA, thus the fourth tier does not have an even 50 schools in it.
The US News Rankings (if you happen to abide by it -- many in the legal profession do not) basically ranks JD programs in four tiers. Each tier consists of fifty schools each (i.e., first or top tier would consist of top 1-50; second tier 51-101, and so on, etc.) You will notice that the fourth tier does not contain exactly 50 schools - that's beacuase there aren't (as yet) 200 schools approved by the ABA, thus the fourth tier does not have an even 50 schools in it.
Posted Mar 07, 2007 03:01
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The US News Rankings (if you happen to abide by it -- many in the legal profession do not) basically ranks JD programs in four tiers. Each tier consists of fifty schools each (i.e., first or top tier would consist of top 1-50; second tier 51-101, and so on, etc.) You will notice that the fourth tier does not contain exactly 50 schools - that's beacuase there aren't (as yet) 200 schools approved by the ABA, thus the fourth tier does not have an even 50 schools in it.
Thank you taximan (funny - ain't it?) :-)
<blockquote>The US News Rankings (if you happen to abide by it -- many in the legal profession do not) basically ranks JD programs in four tiers. Each tier consists of fifty schools each (i.e., first or top tier would consist of top 1-50; second tier 51-101, and so on, etc.) You will notice that the fourth tier does not contain exactly 50 schools - that's beacuase there aren't (as yet) 200 schools approved by the ABA, thus the fourth tier does not have an even 50 schools in it.</blockquote>
Thank you taximan (funny - ain't it?) :-)
Thank you taximan (funny - ain't it?) :-)
Posted Mar 07, 2007 03:04
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Its, "Tax man," Thank you.
Its, "Tax man," Thank you.
Posted Mar 07, 2007 03:40
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Its, "Tax man," Thank you.Of course, that's why I added a "funny - ain't it" ;-) Have a nice day,TAXMAN! Bye
<blockquote>Its, "Tax man," Thank you.</blockquote> Of course, that's why I added a "funny - ain't it" ;-) Have a nice day,TAXMAN! Bye
Posted Mar 07, 2007 08:18
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I think it's very funny. Good one Chief.
I think it's very funny. Good one Chief.
Posted Mar 07, 2007 08:27
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Lit and Wiggles:
Are you guys still in high school????
Lit and Wiggles:
Are you guys still in high school????
Are you guys still in high school????
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Posted Mar 07, 2007 08:52
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Lit and Wiggles:
Are you guys still in high school????
lighten up, futseke!!
<blockquote>Lit and Wiggles:
Are you guys still in high school????</blockquote>
lighten up, futseke!!
Are you guys still in high school????</blockquote>
lighten up, futseke!!
Posted Mar 07, 2007 19:43
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Anyone who doesnt have anything positive to say about the post topic (i.e., Tier ranking system) -- Please do us all a favor and stay off. Please don't waste our time with silly postings not relevant to the discussion at hand. Thank you!
Anyone who doesnt have anything positive to say about the post topic (i.e., Tier ranking system) -- Please do us all a favor and stay off. Please don't waste our time with silly postings not relevant to the discussion at hand. Thank you!
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Posted Mar 08, 2007 00:09
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Anyone who doesnt have anything positive to say about the post topic (i.e., Tier ranking system) -- Please do us all a favor and stay off. Please don't waste our time with silly postings not relevant to the discussion at hand. Thank you!
u make a point. But wat about stopping to smell the flowers(and appreciate goodnatured jokes), on the journey up the (corporate?) ladder?
<blockquote>Anyone who doesnt have anything positive to say about the post topic (i.e., Tier ranking system) -- Please do us all a favor and stay off. Please don't waste our time with silly postings not relevant to the discussion at hand. Thank you!</blockquote>
u make a point. But wat about stopping to smell the flowers(and appreciate goodnatured jokes), on the journey up the (corporate?) ladder?
u make a point. But wat about stopping to smell the flowers(and appreciate goodnatured jokes), on the journey up the (corporate?) ladder?
Posted Mar 08, 2007 12:40
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Its, "Tax man," Thank you.
Its Chief Wiggum. Thank you. ;-)
Everyone is stressed out because of this awful waiting time, so try to calm down a little please.
Have fun TAXMAN.
Chang
<blockquote>Its, "Tax man," Thank you.</blockquote>
Its Chief Wiggum. Thank you. ;-)
Everyone is stressed out because of this awful waiting time, so try to calm down a little please.
Have fun TAXMAN.
Chang
Its Chief Wiggum. Thank you. ;-)
Everyone is stressed out because of this awful waiting time, so try to calm down a little please.
Have fun TAXMAN.
Chang
Posted Mar 08, 2007 17:06
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Hey Chang -- if I remember correctly & if u dont mind me asking - u had been admitted to a certain law school rt - have u decided to attend the school finally, or are u waiting for others (at least it seems to me u r from yr post)
Hey Chang -- if I remember correctly & if u dont mind me asking - u had been admitted to a certain law school rt - have u decided to attend the school finally, or are u waiting for others (at least it seems to me u r from yr post)
Posted Mar 08, 2007 18:32
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Hey Chang -- if I remember correctly & if u dont mind me asking - u had been admitted to a certain law school rt - have u decided to attend the school finally, or are u waiting for others (at least it seems to me u r from yr post)
Hey, hello!
Well... both! I will probably refuse the offer even though I'm still waiting for others.
What about you ? CLS for ever ? ;-)
<blockquote>Hey Chang -- if I remember correctly & if u dont mind me asking - u had been admitted to a certain law school rt - have u decided to attend the school finally, or are u waiting for others (at least it seems to me u r from yr post)</blockquote>
Hey, hello!
Well... both! I will probably refuse the offer even though I'm still waiting for others.
What about you ? CLS for ever ? ;-)
Hey, hello!
Well... both! I will probably refuse the offer even though I'm still waiting for others.
What about you ? CLS for ever ? ;-)
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