This is an excerpt from a commentary that ran in The American Lawyer
Here’s the news flash: A number of not-so-highly ranked schools managed to get a high percentage (70 percent or more) of their graduates into full-time jobs that require J.D.s or are J.D.-advantaged. So take that, you elitists. You don’t have to go to a top law school to get a decent job!
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