Which is the better law school and why Vanderbilt or Emory?..does Vandy have more Nat. Reach?

Which is the better law school and why Vanderbilt or Emory?..does Vandy have more Nat. Reach? Asked by Lubatko 60 months ago Similar questions: law school Vanderbilt Emory Vandy Nat Reach Politics & Law > Law.

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Vanderbilt is the better law school Vanderbilt is ranked 17th and Emory is ranked 26th in USNews & World Report's college rankings for law schools. Recognized for some time as a Southern powerhouse, the school has gained an excellent national reputation and consistently places its students at top law firms across the country. The Vanderbilt Law Review is ranked tenth among general-topic law reviews, based upon the number of times its articles are cited.

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Vanderbilt, but it depends on how you define "better. " Vanderbilt is higher ranked, meaning you will have an easier time finding a job and the job will likely be higher paying. Law is purely a numbers game from the LSAT and the GPA numbers that get you into school, to the GPA that gets you onto law review, to the rank of the school you go to and the GPA that will determine how much money you make and where you will be able to find work.

Most people are best off going to the highest ranked school they can get into. Does that mean that Vanderbilt is actually "better" than Emory? Doubtful.

The difference in quality of education inside the top tier is almost negligible. You will get a comparable education at Harvard or University of Wisconsin; just at Harvard you will get more opportunities and brush shoulders with people, who because of the Harvard stamp on their degrees and the opportunities, will become the movers and shakers in the legal profession. In sum, neither is objectively "better," but the higher rankes school (Vanderbilt) is subjectively better in the eyes of hiring partners, so chose Vanderbilt unless you have a compelling reason for going to Emory (location, legacy, family ties, scholarship)..

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