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ender
05-24-2004, 05:55 PM
What do you all think is the best school of law out there? I am considering

Berekley @ university of CA

University of Colorado @ boulder point

USC

UCLA

I'm willing to consider others but i dont really want to do ivy leauge....what do you guys think?

P.S. i plan to get a degree and run for mayor then run for governor or state rep...maybe both, then run for president...we will see how it works out but just as the archer shoots slightly above his mark so i set my goals.....though maybe for world dictator muahahaha

TexasDebater
05-25-2004, 10:30 AM
Well I'd say the best are ivy league but if you don't want to do that (and I understand why) then your list is pretty good. You might also try University of Texas at Austin's Law School. It's supposed to be. Of course you can always go to US News and World Report and find their college reporting.

TexasDebater
05-25-2004, 10:40 AM
Okay, well you need to pay for premium content to get all the information, but this is how US News and World report ranks the top 100 law schools. Hope this helps you out.

1. Yale University (CT)
2. Harvard University (MA)
3. Stanford University (CA)
4. Columbia University (NY)
5. New York University
6. University of Chicago
7. University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
University of Pennsylvania
9. University of Virginia
10. Duke University (NC)
Northwestern University (IL)
12. Cornell University (NY)
13. University of California–Berkeley
14. Georgetown University (DC)
15. University of Texas–Austin
16. University of California–Los Angeles
17. Vanderbilt University (TN)
18. University of Southern California
19. University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
20. George Washington University (DC)
University of Notre Dame (IN)
Washington University in St. Louis
23. Boston University
Emory University (GA)
University of Iowa
Washington and Lee University (VA)
27. University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill
29. Boston College
College of William and Mary (VA)
31. University of Georgia
University of Wisconsin–Madison
33. University of California–Davis
34. Brigham Young University (J. Reuben Clark) (UT)
Fordham University (NY)
University of Washington
Wake Forest University (NC)
38. George Mason University (VA)
University of California (Hastings)
40. Indiana University–Bloomington
University of Alabama
42. Ohio State University (Moritz)
43. University of Arizona (Rogers)
University of Connecticut
University of Florida (Levin)
University of Maryland
47. Southern Methodist University (TX)
University of Pittsburgh
University of Utah (S.J. Quinney)
50. Baylor University (TX)
University of Colorado–Boulder
University of Kentucky
53. Arizona State University
Cardozo-Yeshiva University (NY)
University of Tennessee–Knoxville
56. American University (Washington College of Law) (DC)
Case Western Reserve University (OH)
Tulane University (LA)
59. Loyola Law School (CA)
Temple University (Beasley) (PA)
University of Cincinnati
University of Houston
63. Illinois Institute of Technology (Chicago-Kent)
Indiana University–Indianapolis
University of Kansas
University of Missouri–Columbia
67. Brooklyn Law School (NY)
Florida State University
Loyola University Chicago
University of Oklahoma
University of San Diego
72. Rutgers State University–Camden (NJ)
Rutgers State University–Newark (NJ)
University of Oregon
University of Richmond (VA)
Villanova University (PA)
77. Lewis and Clark College (Northwestern) (OR)
Northeastern University (MA)
St. John's University (NY)
University of Denver
University of Miami (FL)
82. Catholic University of America (DC)
St. Louis University
University at Buffalo–SUNY
University of Hawaii
University of Louisville (Brandeis) (KY)
University of Nevada–Las Vegas (William S. Boyd)
University of South Carolina
89. Georgia State University
Hofstra University (NY)
Louisiana State University–Baton Rouge
Seton Hall University (NJ)
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
94. Marquette University (WI)
Santa Clara University (CA)
University of Mississippi
University of San Francisco
University of Toledo (OH)
99. Mercer University (GA)
Pepperdine University (CA)
Seattle University
University of Arkansas–Fayetteville
University of Missouri–Kansas City
University of New Mexico

sta7
05-25-2004, 01:18 PM
Just out of curiousity, why wouldn't you want to attend an Ivy League if you are eligible to?

How about West Point? You wanna become the President? I'm sure being a Black Knight will get you closer to your goal than being a Trojan will.

ender
05-27-2004, 12:38 PM
I have thought about Yale, But while ivy leauge schools are prestigious they are not always the best. I have heard that you will probably not be taught by a proffesor who will be teaching only the most advanced students, rather you will be taught by a student teacher or advanced student. Besides I would like to go to a place where i would stand out.