My MoneyLaw co-blogger Tom Bell (Chapman) unmasks the 21 schools whose employment at 9 months data reported to U.S. News & World Report differ from the data reported to the ABA (the data account for 14% of the overalll U.S. News law school ranking). Here are the seven schools with the largest positive discrepancy between their U.S. News’ employment data and their ABA employment data (along with their 2008 ranking):

1. Ohio Northern (Tier 4):  7.9% (90.1% v. 82.2%)
2. Florida International (Tier 3):  7.2% (96.0% v. 88.8%)
3. Franklin Pierce (Tier 3):  2.9% (94.1% v. 91.2%)
4. Northeastern (#85):  2.6% (96.0% v. 93.4%)
5. SUNY-Buffalo (#77):  1.7% (97.8% v. 96.1%)
6. Appalachian State (Tier 4):  1.7% (71.9% v. 70.2%)
7. Marquette (#97):  1.1% (94.9% v. 93.8%)