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September 29, 2010

Forbes 400 Law School Rankings

Forbes 400 37 of the Forbes 400 Richest Americans graduated from law school.  Interestingly, the 37 graduated from 25 different law schools:

No.

Law School

4

Virginia

3

Chicago

 

Northwestern

 

Stanford

2

Columbia

 

Harvard

 

SMU

1

American

 

Brooklyn

 

Cornell

 

DePaul

 

George Washington

 

Kentucky

 

Loyola-L.A.

 

McGill

 

Michigan

 

Missouri

 

New York Law School

 

Texas

 

Tulane

 

San Diego

 

Santa Clara

 

UC-Berkeley

 

UC-Hastings

 

Wayne State

Three of the 37 (Neil Bluhm (Northwestern), Sumner Redstone (Harvard) & Steven Ross (Wayne State)) practiced tax law, and one (Mr. Ross) earned a tax LL.M. from NYU.

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One thing law school did for me and likely does for many others is provide an exposure to many things and offers a safety net if their true passion doesn't work out.

school scholarships and grants

Posted by: Jazzie | Sep 30, 2010 5:12:18 AM

What did the other 90%+ major in?

Posted by: Nick Paleveda MBA J.D. LL.M | Sep 30, 2010 11:36:06 AM