The US News just released its 2009 Grad School Rankings. I’m going to list the top ten for business school, law school, and medical school (research) and provide links to the ranking methodology for each category. For other graduate specialties, please visit the US News site. Business School Rankings and methodology 1. Harvard2. Stanford3. Northwestern Kellogg…
Happy New Year and Help!
As we say good-bye to 2008 and welcome 2009, I want to thank you all for your loyal following of this blog, your participation in Accepted.com events, and of course, your patronage. Accepted has enjoyed its best year ever. Thanks to all of you. Looking ahead to 2009, we plan to make this web site…
UVA Law Has New Dean: Paul G. Mahoney
According to the UVA web site: Paul G. Mahoney, a University of Virginia law professor, has been appointed the 11th dean of the School of Law, UVA President John T. Casteen III announced today. Mahoney, 49, an expert in corporate law who joined the law faculty in 1990, will serve as the Arnold H. Leon…
Association of International Graduate Admissions Consultants
Two years ago I attended Tuck’s first Conference of International Educational Advisors. I went with the purpose of learning more about Tuck. And I did learn a lot about Tuck, as expected, but I discovered that I enjoyed meeting my competition and professional colleagues much more than I anticipated. The networking was great! I have…
Law School Admissions: Supreme Court Clinics
Law.com reports that Supreme Court clinics at top law school are growing in number and impact in "Law Schools’ Supreme Court Clinics Make Their Mark". Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Northwestern, UVA and UT law schools have all launched Supreme Court clinics in which top students work with faculty and seasoned Supreme Court litigators to write briefs…
