He has a severe, incurable case of academatitis.Ruxin1 wrote:What's Leiter's deal?rayiner wrote:And Zearfoss continues to be clueless. She and Leiter should start a club."The tenor of the recent articles about this (trend) is really frustrating," said Sarah Zearfoss, senior assistant dean for admissions, financial aid and career planning at UM's law school.
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Wasn't Zearfoss the same dean who complained that it was emotionally taxing for students when they got huge scholarship offers/full rides from placing competing with Michigan because these students now had to make decisions?
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"Our second deposit deadline just passed, and a number of people came back to us and said, 'When I tried to withdraw from the other school, they said, 'We'll double your scholarship or give you a free ride.' " Zearfoss said. "It's frustrating for us because as a general policy we don't do a lot of negotiation. But it's also emotionally hard on the student. They just want things to be settled."
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"Our second deposit deadline just passed, and a number of people came back to us and said, 'When I tried to withdraw from the other school, they said, 'We'll double your scholarship or give you a free ride.' " Zearfoss said. "It's frustrating for us because as a general policy we don't do a lot of negotiation. But it's also emotionally hard on the student. They just want things to be settled."
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http://insidethelawschoolscam.blogspot. ... eople.htmlKevinP wrote:Wasn't Zearfoss the same dean who complained that it was emotionally taxing for students when they got huge scholarship offers/full rides from placing competing with Michigan because these students now had to make decisions?
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"Our second deposit deadline just passed, and a number of people came back to us and said, 'When I tried to withdraw from the other school, they said, 'We'll double your scholarship or give you a free ride.' " Zearfoss said. "It's frustrating for us because as a general policy we don't do a lot of negotiation. But it's also emotionally hard on the student. They just want things to be settled."
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HarlandBassett wrote:http://insidethelawschoolscam.blogspot. ... eople.htmlKevinP wrote:Wasn't Zearfoss the same dean who complained that it was emotionally taxing for students when they got huge scholarship offers/full rides from placing competing with Michigan because these students now had to make decisions?
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"Our second deposit deadline just passed, and a number of people came back to us and said, 'When I tried to withdraw from the other school, they said, 'We'll double your scholarship or give you a free ride.' " Zearfoss said. "It's frustrating for us because as a general policy we don't do a lot of negotiation. But it's also emotionally hard on the student. They just want things to be settled."
Inside the Law School Scam wrote:This isn't even worth saying because any one who doesn't realize it already is the kind of authority-worshiping tool who is beyond hope anyway, but what the heck: the idea that when Sarah Zearfoss stood up last week in front of that audience of all-too-naive 0Ls she didn't know how many otherwise completely unemployed 2011 UMLS grads took "post-grad fellowships," i.e., barely above minimum wage stipends to perform full-time legal work several months after graduation, is a pitiful, miserable, shameful lie. Of course she knew. How the hell could she not know?
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... So it is that bad...
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No, it's worse.iMisto wrote:... So it is that bad...
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I think she has a pretty good defense against Campos and his BS on her blog. http://www.law.umich.edu/connection/a2z ... 397d820295 Not that everything anyone ever says is true, but Campos certainly went a little far in his attack on her I think.thelawyler wrote:No, it's worse.iMisto wrote:... So it is that bad...
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Wow.HarlandBassett wrote: http://insidethelawschoolscam.blogspot. ... eople.html
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Cardozo:
379 students (unchanged)
162 (unchanged)
3.53 (-.07)
http://www.cardozo.yu.edu/MemberContent ... entid=2018
379 students (unchanged)
162 (unchanged)
3.53 (-.07)
http://www.cardozo.yu.edu/MemberContent ... entid=2018
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American U:
493 students (+18)
159 (-3)
3.44 (unchanged)
http://www.wcl.american.edu/admiss/profile.cfm
493 students (+18)
159 (-3)
3.44 (unchanged)
http://www.wcl.american.edu/admiss/profile.cfm
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LOL @ LSAT. I guess for them, more tuition money > LSAT/U.S. News rankings.Robespierre wrote:American U:
493 students (+18)
159 (-3)
3.44 (unchanged)
http://www.wcl.american.edu/admiss/profile.cfm
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Wow--biggest drop in LSAT yet. Others have dropped 2--WUSL, Indiana, Davis, Loyola, LSU, and a bunch around the 100 mark)...
Still about 50 schools not reporting. Would love to go to UW next year but want to see how they do this year...I actually hope they drop a bit so i can get in! Other schools near #20 haven't reported yet though--Emory, the two Bostons, W&L, GW, Fordham, Wisconsin)...any news on those?
Still about 50 schools not reporting. Would love to go to UW next year but want to see how they do this year...I actually hope they drop a bit so i can get in! Other schools near #20 haven't reported yet though--Emory, the two Bostons, W&L, GW, Fordham, Wisconsin)...any news on those?
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yikesRobespierre wrote:American U:
493 students (+18)
159 (-3)
3.44 (unchanged)
http://www.wcl.american.edu/admiss/profile.cfm
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Nice standards American. Absolutely disgusting - that school has no business pressing 500 new JDs. More good news, their tuition and fees are up to nearly $47,000 per year.
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Found this while poking around:
Northeastern
LSAT median: 161 (-1)
GPA Median: 3.53 (+.05)
Enrolled: 169 (-49; -22.4%)
Northeastern
LSAT median: 161 (-1)
GPA Median: 3.53 (+.05)
Enrolled: 169 (-49; -22.4%)
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I checked the Official LSAC Guide for the percentage of students on scholarship at American Univ. - about one third (492 / 1503), so ~32%. Am I reading this correctly?? Over 1,000 of their law students are being charged sticker? And of those with grants, less than 3% were offered half-tuition or more (about 40 students out of the entire 1500).
American isn't even worth a half-ride; there are like 30 people getting a bargain on that campus. Somebody tell me my math sucks
American isn't even worth a half-ride; there are like 30 people getting a bargain on that campus. Somebody tell me my math sucks
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Nah, I like your math.justonemoregame wrote:I checked the Official LSAC Guide for the percentage of students on scholarship at American Univ. - about one third (492 / 1503), so ~32%. Am I reading this correctly?? Over 1,000 of their law students are being charged sticker? And of those with grants, less than 3% were offered half-tuition or more (about 40 students out of the entire 1500).
American isn't even worth a half-ride; there are like 30 people getting a bargain on that campus. Somebody tell me my math sucks
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Your math is good. One more stat: 36% of 2011 American grads got full-time jobs requiring bar admission.justonemoregame wrote:I checked the Official LSAC Guide for the percentage of students on scholarship at American Univ. - about one third (492 / 1503), so ~32%. Am I reading this correctly?? Over 1,000 of their law students are being charged sticker? And of those with grants, less than 3% were offered half-tuition or more (about 40 students out of the entire 1500).
American isn't even worth a half-ride; there are like 30 people getting a bargain on that campus. Somebody tell me my math sucks
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As other have said, your math is correct. Seriously, only Harvard should be allowed to produce this many law grads.justonemoregame wrote:I checked the Official LSAC Guide for the percentage of students on scholarship at American Univ. - about one third (492 / 1503), so ~32%. Am I reading this correctly?? Over 1,000 of their law students are being charged sticker? And of those with grants, less than 3% were offered half-tuition or more (about 40 students out of the entire 1500).
American isn't even worth a half-ride; there are like 30 people getting a bargain on that campus. Somebody tell me my math sucks
And shame on Cardozo for not reducing class size.
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No update on medians for Penn yet?
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Jesus. American is such a dung pile.
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Granted, I was only half paying attention for most of Orientation, but I don't remember them telling us.bigdogmoe wrote:Paging Crumps and/or rinkrat!! Post the NU medians, I know they told you all at Orientation... pleeeeasseeeee.
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Re: Class sizes and medians (c/o 2015)
Here are a few more I found:
University of Connecticut
LSAT median: 159 (unchanged)
GPA Median: 3.45 (unchanged)
Enrolled: 151 (-30, -16.58%)
University of Kentucky
LSAT median: 158 (-1)
GPA Median: 3.51 (-.06)
Enrolled: 138 (+8, +6.15%)
Seton Hall
LSAT median: 158 (-1)
GPA Median: 3.50 (unchanged)
Enrolled: 206 (-60, -22.56%)
University of Connecticut
LSAT median: 159 (unchanged)
GPA Median: 3.45 (unchanged)
Enrolled: 151 (-30, -16.58%)
University of Kentucky
LSAT median: 158 (-1)
GPA Median: 3.51 (-.06)
Enrolled: 138 (+8, +6.15%)
Seton Hall
LSAT median: 158 (-1)
GPA Median: 3.50 (unchanged)
Enrolled: 206 (-60, -22.56%)
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Nice to see SH trim some fat. Now some more would be welcome.Tls2012 wrote:Here are a few more I found:
University of Connecticut
LSAT median: 159 (unchanged)
GPA Median: 3.45 (unchanged)
Enrolled: 151 (-30, -16.58%)
University of Kentucky
LSAT median: 158 (-1)
GPA Median: 3.51 (-.06)
Enrolled: 138 (+8, +6.15%)
Seton Hall
LSAT median: 158 (-1)
GPA Median: 3.50 (unchanged)
Enrolled: 206 (-60, -22.56%)
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