Best T3 and T4 Law Schools

[Navlaw]

Like law school best fast food really depends on what you what and location. If I want tacos I will obviously go to taco bell. I like Wendy's fries but Mcdonald's regular cheeseburger.

[SwampFox]

Taco Bell is like attending a bad, but inexpensive, T4...it might seem like a good deal at the time, but you'll regret it later.
(Do they still do the ads that say "Run for the border?")

[Ninja1]

I'll have to consult the bracket of death to see which TTTs and TTTTs are near the top.

TITCR. Which reminds me, it's about time to do that again... I suspect I'll be having some free time in about a week...

[Ninja1]

Taco Bell is like attending a bad, but inexpensive, T4...it might seem like a good deal at the time, but you'll regret it later.
(Do they still do the ads that say "Run for the border?")

Well said.

[SamE397]

I guess I'll say University of San Francisco because it has a very good bar passage rate and is probably the t3 that gives someone the best shot at landing a six figure salary. Though it is also insanely expensive.

[Contract2008]

Considering that we occasionally debate this topic, I figured we might as well just have a topic for what everyone thinks of as the best law schools that are perpetually ranked in the T3 and T4, or pretty close to it. Give reasons if you want, don't if you don't. Let's have some fun. I'll start:

In nothing besides alphabetical order:

Albany, Arkansas-Fayetteville, Franklin Pierce, North Dakota, Ole Miss (probably the best on my list), Stetson, Syracuse, and Texas Tech.

University of Arkansas and University of Mississippi are at a different category away from Tier 3 and especially Tier 4, because of their frequent appearance at the top 100 and their low cost. 

[Ninja1]

Considering that we occasionally debate this topic, I figured we might as well just have a topic for what everyone thinks of as the best law schools that are perpetually ranked in the T3 and T4, or pretty close to it. Give reasons if you want, don't if you don't. Let's have some fun. I'll start:

In nothing besides alphabetical order:

Albany, Arkansas-Fayetteville, Franklin Pierce, North Dakota, Ole Miss (probably the best on my list), Stetson, Syracuse, and Texas Tech.

University of Arkansas and University of Mississippi are at a different category away from Tier 3 and especially Tier 4, because of their frequent appearance at the top 100 and their low cost. 

Hence why I figure them to be two of the better, yet lower ranked schools.

[vercingetorix]

Considering that we occasionally debate this topic, I figured we might as well just have a topic for what everyone thinks of as the best law schools that are perpetually ranked in the T3 and T4, or pretty close to it. Give reasons if you want, don't if you don't. Let's have some fun. I'll start:

In nothing besides alphabetical order:

Albany, Arkansas-Fayetteville, Franklin Pierce, North Dakota, Ole Miss (probably the best on my list), Stetson, Syracuse, and Texas Tech.

University of Arkansas and University of Mississippi are at a different category away from Tier 3 and especially Tier 4, because of their frequent appearance at the top 100 and their low cost. 

dude, are you presently attending FSU law school?  what is that saying about stones and glass houses?

Hence why I figure them to be two of the better, yet lower ranked schools.

[BizarroWally]

That's like saying: Which supercar is the best?

Ferrari, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Maserati

[bl825]

Considering that we occasionally debate this topic, I figured we might as well just have a topic for what everyone thinks of as the best law schools that are perpetually ranked in the T3 and T4, or pretty close to it. Give reasons if you want, don't if you don't. Let's have some fun. I'll start:

In nothing besides alphabetical order:

Albany, Arkansas-Fayetteville, Franklin Pierce, North Dakota, Ole Miss (probably the best on my list), Stetson, Syracuse, and Texas Tech.

University of Arkansas and University of Mississippi are at a different category away from Tier 3 and especially Tier 4, because of their frequent appearance at the top 100 and their low cost. 

Hence why I figure them to be two of the better, yet lower ranked schools.

dude, are you presently attending FSU law school?  what is that saying about stones and glass houses?

This would make a lot more sense if he were bashing these schools, which does not seem to be the case.