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Law students seem to have a lot to say about school ranking and firm rankings. Maybe they could just say all of that here instead of on the main page...
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not like it matters, but has anyone done any calcs to see where certain schools would rank if they didnt include the part-time program? or are part-time progs excluded ot begin with?
Maybe you can just suck my balls.
if sucking your balls would help getting this rankings information, i would consider it. but it doesn't, so i won.t
I think US news only includes the data for full-time students. Maybe the part-time program has some residual effect on other factors that are accounted in the ranking method, but I was always under the impression that LSAT and GPA scores were only taken from full-time students.
9:56 is correct. US News reports what each school reports to the ABA. And the ABA only gets reports on full-time students. This is why PT programs are much easier to be admitted to. You can bet every penny you own that if on Day 1, the ABA asked for all stats, then on Day 2, GULC would drop its PT program like yesterday's garbage.