C/O 2016 median lsat/gpa/class size Forum

[AT9]

by the way any Emory student can reveal what is the median LSAT for their class of 2016?

It's on the google doc

I think those were questioned because everything (including class size) stayed exactly the same except for a very slight increase in GPA...something like 3.7 flat to 3.7X.

[Dr.Zer0]

Wrong thread lawl

[snagglepuss]

UT unsolicited, expires Nov. 1 I'm not even taking the LSAT till Dec.

wrong thread, bruh. Try again: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=212345

[linkx13]

by the way any Emory student can reveal what is the median LSAT for their class of 2016?

It's on the google doc

I think those were questioned because everything (including class size) stayed exactly the same except for a very slight increase in GPA...something like 3.7 flat to 3.7X.

No one has their printed materials?

[kobe1020]

by the way any Emory student can reveal what is the median LSAT for their class of 2016?

It's on the google doc

I think those were questioned because everything (including class size) stayed exactly the same except for a very slight increase in GPA...something like 3.7 flat to 3.7X.

No one has their printed materials?

I went to LSAC forum and didn't get anything from them

[jingosaur]

Does anybody know anything about Northwestern? Are we assuming at this point that they didn't hold the 170?

[snapdragon25]

Does anybody know anything about Northwestern? Are we assuming at this point that they didn't hold the 170?

According to a handout I got from their admissions office, Northwestern is 169/3.75 with 177 students for the regular JD class. I'm not sure why someone keeps deleting this off the spreadsheet.

[jingosaur]

Does anybody know anything about Northwestern? Are we assuming at this point that they didn't hold the 170?

According to a handout I got from their admissions office, Northwestern is 169/3.75 with 177 students for the regular JD class. I'm not sure why someone keeps deleting this off the spreadsheet.

Do the LST numbers include Accelerated JD and JD/MBA students? Because if they don't, that's a CRAZY drop in students.

[midwest17]

Does anybody know anything about Northwestern? Are we assuming at this point that they didn't hold the 170?

According to a handout I got from their admissions office, Northwestern is 169/3.75 with 177 students for the regular JD class. I'm not sure why someone keeps deleting this off the spreadsheet.

Do the LST numbers include Accelerated JD and JD/MBA students? Because if they don't, that's a CRAZY drop in students.

Last year Northwestern had 207 regular JD students: http://www.law.northwestern.edu/admissi ... ofile.html

[kobe1020]

Does anybody know anything about Northwestern? Are we assuming at this point that they didn't hold the 170?

According to a handout I got from their admissions office, Northwestern is 169/3.75 with 177 students for the regular JD class. I'm not sure why someone keeps deleting this off the spreadsheet.

do you know the LSAT distribution of their accelerated JD program? thanks !

[snapdragon25]

Does anybody know anything about Northwestern? Are we assuming at this point that they didn't hold the 170?

According to a handout I got from their admissions office, Northwestern is 169/3.75 with 177 students for the regular JD class. I'm not sure why someone keeps deleting this off the spreadsheet.

do you know the LSAT distribution of their accelerated JD program? thanks !

I think the only info we have about the new #s is this handout, which only has medians for the regular JD. It said there are 55 people total in the accelerated JD and JD-MBA programs, but no medians for those people.

[thereelfeels]

Pitt numbers: http://www.law.pitt.edu/admissions/class-profile

154/158(+0)/161
3.16/3.42(+.08)/3.61
174(-38)

[dominiquewilkins]

Maybe this has already been answered, but why did Washington and Lee go down so much? Refusal to give tuition discounts? Refusal to lower standards? Some other schools with similar employment information didn't drop as much.

[BigZuck]

Maybe this has already been answered, but why did Washington and Lee go down so much? Refusal to give tuition discounts? Refusal to lower standards? Some other schools with similar employment information didn't drop as much.

Finally becoming as TTT as their employment stats IMO.

[stillwater]

Maybe this has already been answered, but why did Washington and Lee go down so much? Refusal to give tuition discounts? Refusal to lower standards? Some other schools with similar employment information didn't drop as much.

Finally becoming as TTT as their employment stats IMO.

egregious quasi-W&M trolling.

[FKASunny]

Maybe this has already been answered, but why did Washington and Lee go down so much? Refusal to give tuition discounts? Refusal to lower standards? Some other schools with similar employment information didn't drop as much.

Finally becoming as TTT as their employment stats IMO.

Seriously. Their class size is minuscule and they still can't get respectable stats.

[stillwater]

Maybe this has already been answered, but why did Washington and Lee go down so much? Refusal to give tuition discounts? Refusal to lower standards? Some other schools with similar employment information didn't drop as much.

Finally becoming as TTT as their employment stats IMO.

Seriously. Their class size is minuscule and they still can't get respectable stats.

truth of the matter is that in the 21st century people dont want to live in the sticks.

[BigZuck]

Maybe this has already been answered, but why did Washington and Lee go down so much? Refusal to give tuition discounts? Refusal to lower standards? Some other schools with similar employment information didn't drop as much.

Finally becoming as TTT as their employment stats IMO.

egregious quasi-W&M trolling.

Naw bro, I'm all about dat T15 prestige whoring.

[FKASunny]

truth of the matter is that in the 21st century people dont want to live in the sticks.

What does that have anything to do with it? A lot of schools with decent stats or larger classes are far from their employment centers (Cornell, UVA, and Michigan in the T14, UGA, Florida, etc) and can manage to get more than 100 students hired. Only 87 of their 2012 grads were employed!

[FKASunny]

Naw bro, I'm all about dat T15 prestige whoring.

Is T16 gonna be a thing once Texas falls this year?

[stillwater]

truth of the matter is that in the 21st century people dont want to live in the sticks.

What does that have anything to do with it? A lot of schools with decent stats or larger classes are far from their employment centers (Cornell, UVA, and Michigan in the T14, UGA, Florida, etc) and can manage to get more than 100 students hired. Only 87 of their 2012 grads were employed!

Okay, go to Lexington, VA, then go to where those schools are. They are virtual metropolises comparatively.

[stillwater]

Naw bro, I'm all about dat T15 prestige whoring.

Is T16 gonna be a thing once Texas falls this year?

doubtful.

[FKASunny]

truth of the matter is that in the 21st century people dont want to live in the sticks.

What does that have anything to do with it? A lot of schools with decent stats or larger classes are far from their employment centers (Cornell, UVA, and Michigan in the T14, UGA, Florida, etc) and can manage to get more than 100 students hired. Only 87 of their 2012 grads were employed!

Okay, go to Lexington, VA, then go to where those schools are. They are virtual metropolises comparatively.

No, I just meant that a lot of people are content living in tiny cities if it means they have a shot at getting a job in a bigger city. Their location in Lexington matters a lot less than their inability to place grads in jobs.

[BigZuck]

Naw bro, I'm all about dat T15 prestige whoring.

Is T16 gonna be a thing once Texas falls this year?

You shut your dirty mouth

Everyone knows UT is the one true 15th ranked school regardless of year to year fluctuations. At least I didn't claim it was a T14

[stillwater]

Naw bro, I'm all about dat T15 prestige whoring.

Is T16 gonna be a thing once Texas falls this year?

You shut your dirty mouth

Everyone knows UT is the one true 15th ranked school regardless of year to year fluctuations. At least I didn't claim it was a T14

its really just the T13, everyone knows that.