Contributed by Michael Forster
- Minorities were first admitted in 1892 and women were in 1918.
- Scientologists are still not permitted to attend.
- Case offers over 200 courses.
- But one of those is FPS…so, not really impressive.
- Case’s U.S. News and World Report ranking is 63rd, down almost ten spots from last year.
- But I swear, we’re holding at 63rd. Not going to drop any further.
- Annual tuition is $36,150.00
- But that’s not too high, because you already have a job lined up to pay it back, don’t you?
- One of our distinguished faculty members, Michael Scharf, is an expert on international affairs, appears often on CNN and has a beard.
- Wait, that’s Wolf Blitzer I was thinking of.
- No, it’s Scharf, too.
- Many of our alumni have gone on to great accomplishments in business, becoming leading executives at successful companies like Coca-Cola, Energizer, Xerox, and Citigroup.
- Uh, one of those companies maybe isn’t so successful…
- Fred Gray graduated from Case, became a legendary civil rights advocate, and went on to defend MLK Jr. and Rosa Parks.
- Too bad you’re probably going to end up defending an evil, Earth-polluting corporation and will limit your “activism” to an occasional donation to the Democratic Party or Green Peace.
- Case’s bar passage rate is 85 percent.
- Look to your right, and then look to your left. 15 percent of the people you just looked at are going to be cursing themselves in 1-3 years for trying to become a lawyer.
- Case is located in sunny Cleveland, home of the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame and NBA star LeBron James.
- One of those institutions is going to be located in New York in 2010, I won’t say which.
- 60 percent of the students are from outside of Ohio.
- That means that 60 percent hate Ohio State, and the other 40 percent make fools of themselves whenever “Hang On Sloopy” comes on in a bar.
- 43 percent of the students are women.
- If the law school’s composition adds three percent more men to the total, Case will earn the vaunted “Sausagefest” Ranking from U.S. News and World Reports.
- Case has an exhaustive writing competition every 1L year for submissions to the Health Matrix, International Law and Law Review Journals.
- Or you could just write for the Docket. They give idiots like me a column, and no footnoting is required
