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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you want Biglaw your only realistic choices are Georgetown and GWU.  [b]Mason may be highly ranked but its reputation doesn't match its ranking.  As for AU, virtually all of its top students end up transferring.  [/quote][url]

Scalia law has done amazing things since it started unaccredited around 1976. Today, it hovers between 25-34. It sends a lot of its students to conservative judges and justices, who also teach there. It has sent six students to clerk in the Supreme Court. And,it is with great with merit (offered my son free tuition)[/quote]

Well, five not six but who's counting.  And nothing you said contradicts my post.  GMU is highly ranked but doesn't place in Biglaw commensurate with its ranking.  My guess is that it doesn't precisely because, as you imply, it's faculty and students are [b]super Trumpy [/b]and Biglaw skews liberal.[/quote]

I’m there today at an antitrust conference and can say there is no one here “super Trumpy”. You are confusing the fact that there are all sorts of moderate to far right beliefs that have nothing to do with Trump. Even the judges appointed by him are, imho, not Trumpy.[/quote]

It’s Trumpy AF.   [/quote]

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