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Moving up in the world
Posted by on Wednesday, March 31, 2004 at 9:17 pm

Unofficially, Notre Dame has climbed from a tie for #22 to a tie for #20 in the new U.S. News law school rankings. Woohoo!

Hmm… let’s see, of the schools that I got into, Notre Dame is up 2 spots, as is George Washington (also from #22 to #20), Cardozo is up 4 spots (from #57 to #53), Boston U. is up 5 (from #28 to #23), Fordham is down 3 (from #31 to #34) and UConn is down 3 (from #40 to #43). (Old rankings here.)

Boston College, which wait-listed me and never let me in, is way down, from #22 to #29. American University, which did the same, is down from #55 to #56. Michigan and Georgetown, which rejected me outright, are steady at #7 and #14, respectively.

So the schools that accepted me had a net gain of 7 spots in the rankings, while the schools that did not accept me had a net loss of 8 spots. The moral of the story: rejecting Brendan Loy may be hazardous to your health (or your law school’s). Hehe. :)

Baylor, where Chris is going now, has climbed from #51 to #50. Way to go, Bears!

USC is steady at #18. So is UCLA, at #16. (Dammit!)

Hmm… while UConn has dropped from #40 to #43, Duke has climbed from #12 to #10. Let’s hope this isn’t a preview of Saturday’s basketball game!

Not that any of this actually matters, of course…

UPDATE: Wait, did I just say it doesn’t matter? Screw that! Now I can say I’m going to a “top 20 law school”! Which is obviously so much cooler than going to a “top 25 law school”… :)




2 Comments on “Moving up in the world”

  1. David Kreutz Says:

    The UW is up over 10 spots to 34…I guess that new building was worth it. I’m actually incredibly surprised we are that high…

  2. Mike Says:

    And I’ll still take pride in the graduate program rankings in Biology: Stanford, the last time such rankings were released, was in sole possession of #1. :)


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