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Originally Posted by Munchkin03
The people who are suing their law schools thought the Tier 4 regional school would still allow them to play ball with the Tier 1 kids on the national field. That's not true, and it's never been true.
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Well of course not.
I think the lawsuits may have some merit in that Tier 4 schools, including mine, publish quite a bit of misinformation about their employment statistics in that to the school, you are considered employed after law school whether you are an associate in a top firm or whether you are a barrista at the Starbuck's on the first floor of the building where that other graduate works.
I still don't think the suits have much merit. The information about law school being a gamble if you don't have a plan is definitely out there. Law students tend to be pretty sophisticated people. Expecting to make $150K upon graduation from a Tier 4 school (unless nepotism is involved or you're some kind of prodigy) is just not realistic.