Law School Tiers and Applications | LSAT Demon Daily, Ep. 648

Ben and Nathan encourage listener Chris not to sell himself short when applying to law schools. The guys break down their law school tiers and advise every applicant to apply broadly.
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[@justinweeks6608]

Needed to hear this for sure.

[@deutercoyg]

yeah the UGA take is nonsensical. otherwise y’all are spot on and this person should aim high

[@bradduncan88]

Uga an a&m are both in the top 30, I’m not understanding the hate?

[@LSATDemon]

You have to look at the employment outcomes and compare them with your goals. Outside of the T14-and some schools right outside that tier-rankings become negligible. If what you're looking for are "elite" outcomes (BigLaw, Federal Celrkships, prestigious PI, etc.), you'll want to go to elite schools, and UGA and A&M aren't elite in that regard. It's totally fine if you don't want to do those things, and if you don't, that's when schools like UGA and A&M on huge scholarships begin to make sense.