Law Librarian Blog: The Saga of Garbage In, Garbage Out Continues: Employment Data Reported by Law Schools is "Junk"

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September 7, 2010

The Saga of Garbage In, Garbage Out Continues: Employment Data Reported by Law Schools is "Junk"

Although US News has changed its ranking method to try to overcome law school gaming of employment data, critics argue the unaudited reported data is just plain "junk." See National Jurist's Employment Data Under Fire. Hat tip to TaxProf Blog. [JH]

September 7, 2010 in Info - Antics or Metrics?, Law School News & Views | Permalink