Ed regrets??

[LazyKid]

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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.

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<p>Top Fordham grads will get top interviews. Even if you are at Harvard Law, if you are bottom quarter of your class, odds are against you for landing a single offer from NYC BigLaw. In fact, last year 1/3 of Harvard Law 2Ls failed to land a single BigLaw offer, according to OCI statistics released. Because of top BigLaw’s emphasis on hiring the ‘best’ and their focus on academic credentials, a Fordham Law student in top 10% would beat that Harvard Law student in the bottom quarter. The point I am trying to make is you can’t compare MBA recruiting to law recruiting. MBA recruiting is much more work-experience oriented. BigLaw recruiting is very grade/class rank- oriented.</p>