Columbia and NYU law schools (number four and number six, respectively, in the latest U.S. News and World Report) may be playing fast and loose with their job numbers. Both schools had to "revise" their stats after The New York Post asked them for detailed information.
March 20, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Are they all lying? Or just careless—conveniently so?
Maybe we’ve all been too snobby, assuming that only low-ranking law schools cook their employment data to reel in gullible students. So far, at least, it’s the lower-tier schools like New York Law School and Cooley Law School that are getting hit with class action suits by former students for promulgating false job data.
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