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: BusinessAssociationsBlog.comBest Athlete or Curricular Need?
By Stephen Bainbridge
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In a post that’s mainly about which specialties are most in demand, Brian Leiter opines that:
Bear in mind that while the top 15-20 law schools, plus a few others (e.g., George Mason, San Diego etc.), generally do “best athlete” hiring (sometimes with an eye, of course, to curricular needs), the vast majority of law schools do curricular-driven hiring.
My experience at both...[continued on site]
Full post as published by BusinessAssociationsBlog.com on August 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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