third tier toilet Ranking

[DOWNY]

This is to rank the TTTs. USNews doesn't rank them, but we can. Help me make a Top 10 third tier toilet ranking. The top 10 is for the 10 worst TTTs. If anyone wants to attack me for this, go right ahead- but remember I am providing a critical public service. Without a TTT ranking system there would be no way to tell which schools to avoid, as USNews does not rank the TTTs. I am very helpful.

I think the Pontifical Univ. of Puerto Rico is number one. Cooley at number two. Help me out people.

DOWNY

[kristay]

Texas Southern University
GPA: 2.47-3.08
LSAT: 141-146
Acceptance Rate: 41%
Plus, it is in Texas.

[Matokah]

Appalachian School of Law.  Just because.


-m.
*thud*

[kristay]

Appalachian School of Law. Just because.


-m.
*thud*

Haha...I was just about to nominate Appalachian as well!

GPA: 2.53-3.24
LSAT: 144-150
46% acceptance rate

and it is currently unranked by U.S. News...it's not even good enough to get a fourth tier ranking

[Matokah]

As if I don't have better things to do. . .I went to App's website, and it says they're only provisionally ABA approved (kind of like University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis).  Is it fair to pick on a school that hasn't been fully approved yet?  I think yes, but then I'm cruel.

How about Concord (non-ABA, I think)?  Are non-ABA schools fair game, too, or are those too easy of targets?

At the very least, this list makes me feel like I'll at least be able to get in somewhere. . .finally schools with lower LSATs than mine! 

[DOWNY]

150 is App's 75th.? Ouuch.

[NYKnicks]

What about the people's college of law? I guess its non-ABA, but I mean geez, just look at the website.

www.peoplescollegeoflaw.edu

[kristay]

150 is App's 75th.? Ouuch.

LOL...still not as bad as Texas Southern University, though...

Here's another one:
Southern University in Louisiana
GPA: 2.44-3.11
LSAT: 143-149

[desi]

University of Tulsa

[Matokah]

Ooh. . .apparently my badass LSAT score isn't enough to get me a fee waiver at Thomas Jefferson School of Law (now THAT'S depressing), but I just got something in the mail from them today, enticing me by saying that anyone who is accepted who got a 150 or higher on the LSAT will at the very least get a half tuition scholarship (up to full tuition) for 3 full years.  That's tempting to get law school paid for except for the fact that you'll probably have to pay for it for the next 50 years of your life when no one in their right mind will hire you. 

Then again, the way I'm going this semester, Thomas Jefferson might become a reach if I continue to fail midterms.