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Choosing a Law School: Money Over Rankings

December 30, 2007 in Education, Law Schools |

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PerGynt

I had a friend of a friend tell me once that his best buddy from high school went to a top 100 school and he knew of a girl there who was in the top 10% of that class and she got a special interview with a top law firm and she snorted when she laughed at the interview and after that her professors looked at her with a kind of a "look" after that, you know, and she told her step sister (who was a friend of the guy I am talking about) that she thinks it was because of the interview, and it was just never the same at law school after that. That's why you should go to a higher ranked law school.

Posted by: PerGynt | January 01, 2008 at 10:51 AM

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