Feb 9, 2023
10:20:00am
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That study makes a lot of sense
High descriptive accuracy, although I don't know if schools are the determining factor (I think you could make a strong argument that the people who go to T14 law schools are already ore driven and competitive and thus more likely to succeed).
Also not sure what to make of their finding of no difference based on school after 5 years... But part of me thinks that the "up or out" culture in law firms selects for people who are going to make it and that after 5 years most of that selection has been done.
Also not sure what to make of their finding of no difference based on school after 5 years... But part of me thinks that the "up or out" culture in law firms selects for people who are going to make it and that after 5 years most of that selection has been done.
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When I was at my large law firm, the partners commissioned an internal study to determine if graduates from the top
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Total side note - During my junior year, a new thermodynamics professor joined BYU's staff from Arizona. After the
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Correct. In fact those are among the very reasons BYU is an elite top 60 School (Forbes #57) while Utah has improved...
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My brother did undergrad at BYU, taught at Yale during his PhD and Stanford for his Post Doc, now teaches at BYU. Says
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