New Law School Rankings

I didn't do it...you did it

And you forgot Southern

good catch

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-TheOT

Louisiana schools are getting murdered thanks to the new Bar Exam. Loyola is only 11 spots higher than SULC.

To me, these are the most important numbers. In my opinion, Southern is the best deal. Before you chop my head off, I know the bar passage rates for SULC students are bad, but I know plenty of successful lawyers that have graduated from there.

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LSU:
Tuition:
Full-time: $19,816 per year (in-state)
Full-time: $38,118 per year (out-of-state)
Median private sector starting salary $55,000
Median public service starting salary $41,500

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Southern
Tuition:
$12,054 per year (full-time, in-state)
$20,654 per year (full-time, out-of-state)
$10,478 per year (part-time, in-state)
$19,078 per year (part-time, out-of-state)
Median private sector starting salary $50,000
Median public service starting salary $39,000

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Loyola
Tuition:
$43,432 per year (full-time)
$29,772 per year (part-time)
Median private sector starting salary $76,500
Median public service starting salary $50,000

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Tulane
Tuition: Full-time: $47,080 per year
Median private sector starting salary $90,000
Median public service starting salary $50,000

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Loyola is only 11 spots higher than SULC.

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You know the schools fall under the "rank not published" aren't, themselves organized by rank.

ETA: Not saying that one is better than the other.

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I still wish I could've gone to LSU. Don't screw around in undergrad, kids.

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Didn't get into LSU either... wait-listed up until the day orientation started (when I got the axe).

Thought about transferring after my first year, but I didn't see the benefit.