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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Went to Reed. Intense and wonderful academics. Subsequent T14 law school was a breeze in comparison. Have nothing to compare it to, as I never went elsewhere, but definitely saw some kids from some very fancy undergrads who seemed like they were struggling to adjust to the intensity of law school. People are a little weird, but that suited me fine.[/quote] Reed is first tier. It doesn't even belong in the book. [/quote] Agreed [/quote] You misunderstand the point of the book -- it's not "lower-tier quirky schools," it's "quirky schools that attract students who might be more independent or would thrive out of the traditional academic environment" and many of those fall out of the so-called top tier. [/quote]
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