<p>Since I haven’t gone through law school recruiting myself, I won’t know the most accurate answer to this."
Out of Columbia law you may never know the most accurate answer to this, because lots of your class will be deemed recruitable because they are there. A better vantage point would be out of Fordham law, or the like. See if the undergrad school influences the extent to which top Fordham grads get top interviews. That would be more analogous to the situation I was part of, on the MBA front. During MBA, I worked in a computer lab with two other guys who did better there than I did, yet I got interviews to top firms and they didn’t. That experience corroborated, to me, the “word on the street” to that effect, for my MBA school. The more marginally recruited program is where an undergrad effect may be most starkly evident. Or not.</p>
<p>"I am going to count to three… "</p>
<p>Sometimes I just get tired.</p>