@shittyasscrack, Fordham punches above its weight when it comes to business law. If you want to practice in NY or something, could be a really good school.
Fordham: punches above its weight (primarily in NY), as Dkkm11 said. But don't assume 22-23 hiring numbers. Those were the summer classes of 2021/2022, during the hottest legal market in recent memory.
In a normal market, their biglaw placement will drop. Not to 2012 levels (26% of the class), but somewhere below 2023 (51%), so slightly below coin-flip odds if that's your goal.
3.4/143 will limit your options to predatory schools where half the class does not find legal employment, 3.4/160 gives you a shot at scholarships for ~2/3 of tuition at Loyola or DePaul among others
@GrotesqueChangeableTadpole: not any law school but an incredibly bad law school. That's the bottom 20% of applicants and it was literally my diagnostic score lol.
They could likely get into UIC law (formerly known as John Marshall), because UIC will take anyone with a pulse, but UIC is firmly in "life-derailing mistake" territory. The average borrower takes out $120K in loans, 40% fail the bar the first time (20% are *never* admitted even after retakes), 40% don't find legal employment