rayiner wrote:168/3.7deputydog wrote:Where are NU medians?!

rayiner wrote:168/3.7deputydog wrote:Where are NU medians?!
justonemoregame wrote:rayiner wrote:168/3.7deputydog wrote:Where are NU medians?!
Sorry to burst your bubble but I think he was trollingdeputydog wrote:justonemoregame wrote:rayiner wrote:168/3.7deputydog wrote:Where are NU medians?!I don't even have words right now. I feel like its christmas!
NU's website still has Entering Class of 2011 stats listed. Please tell me you have a source...rayiner wrote:168/3.7deputydog wrote:Where are NU medians?!
I'd be surprised if he was, rayiner is a pretty reliable poster.ChampagnePapi wrote: Sorry to burst your bubble but I think he was trolling
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I'm definitely trolling. I was wondering why anyone would care about the medians. I just realized now that there is such a thing as people still applying to law school.deputydog wrote:I'd be surprised if he was, rayiner is a pretty reliable poster.ChampagnePapi wrote: Sorry to burst your bubble but I think he was trolling
You broke my heart man! I knew you went to NU so I was pretty sure you would be solid. I was allrayiner wrote:I'm definitely trolling. I was wondering why anyone would care about the medians. I just realized now that there is such a thing as people still applying to law school.deputydog wrote:I'd be surprised if he was, rayiner is a pretty reliable poster.ChampagnePapi wrote: Sorry to burst your bubble but I think he was trolling
I was about to post this gleefully in the NU class of 2016 applicants thread.deputydog wrote:You broke my heart man! I knew you went to NU so I was pretty sure you would be solid. I was allrayiner wrote:I'm definitely trolling. I was wondering why anyone would care about the medians. I just realized now that there is such a thing as people still applying to law school.deputydog wrote:I'd be surprised if he was, rayiner is a pretty reliable poster.ChampagnePapi wrote: Sorry to burst your bubble but I think he was trollingbut now I'm all
180rayiner wrote:168/3.7deputydog wrote:Where are NU medians?!
rayiner wrote:I'm definitely trolling. I was wondering why anyone would care about the medians. I just realized now that there is such a thing as people still applying to law school.deputydog wrote:I'd be surprised if he was, rayiner is a pretty reliable poster.ChampagnePapi wrote: Sorry to burst your bubble but I think he was trolling
They haven't been released?HarlandBassett wrote:someone go update NU and Duke.
Damn it! For a moment, I thought I was suddenly competitive at NU without a retakeWanderingPondering wrote:rayiner wrote:I'm definitely trolling. I was wondering why anyone would care about the medians. I just realized now that there is such a thing as people still applying to law school.deputydog wrote:I'd be surprised if he was, rayiner is a pretty reliable poster.ChampagnePapi wrote: Sorry to burst your bubble but I think he was trolling
What a buzz kill. Managed to bring me up and tear me down in a span of minutes. Well done, Sir
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RU-C class size is 117 (-143, -55%). No word on medians.Bildungsroman wrote:Any word from Rutgers-Camden? Interested to see how their whole deal worked out.
InGoodFaith wrote:RU-C class size is 117 (-143, -55%). No word on medians.Bildungsroman wrote:Any word from Rutgers-Camden? Interested to see how their whole deal worked out.
Down 143?!moonman157 wrote:InGoodFaith wrote:RU-C class size is 117 (-143, -55%). No word on medians.Bildungsroman wrote:Any word from Rutgers-Camden? Interested to see how their whole deal worked out.
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They had their whole merger fiasco during the heart of admissions season. I wonder if the Rut-C contraction will perk up the Philly market at all. Probably not, as all the otherwise Rut-C students seemed to go to Temple instead (maybe why Temple gave no real $$$ last cycle), Temple being down only 6.3%, yet Penn being down 9%.TheThriller wrote:Down 143?!moonman157 wrote:InGoodFaith wrote:RU-C class size is 117 (-143, -55%). No word on medians.Bildungsroman wrote:Any word from Rutgers-Camden? Interested to see how their whole deal worked out.
You're a dick.rayiner wrote:168/3.7deputydog wrote:Where are NU medians?!
IAFG wrote:You're a dick.rayiner wrote:168/3.7deputydog wrote:Where are NU medians?!
For reference: http://www.nj.com/gloucester-county/ind ... s_dro.htmlTheThriller wrote:Down 143?!moonman157 wrote:InGoodFaith wrote:RU-C class size is 117 (-143, -55%). No word on medians.Bildungsroman wrote:Any word from Rutgers-Camden? Interested to see how their whole deal worked out.
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God forbid you merge the two Rutgers law schools, creating one affordable, appropriately sized law school for New Jersey...InGoodFaith wrote:For reference: http://www.nj.com/gloucester-county/ind ... s_dro.htmlTheThriller wrote:Down 143?!moonman157 wrote:InGoodFaith wrote: RU-C class size is 117 (-143, -55%). No word on medians.
Some caveats:
1. The class a year earlier (c/o 2014) was one of the largest classes in the history of RU-C law.
2. Gov. Christie announced a merger between RU-C and Rowan (a mediocre local school) in Jan. 2012, where Rowan would take over the law school. Since most people have never even heard of Rowan, this probably had some meaningful impact on this cycle. The controversy wasn't resolved until July, when most applicants have made a commitment to one school or another.
3. RU-C had a stream of negative press during the admissions cycle unrelated to the merger regarding their misreporting of student debt at graduation, misleading admissions practices (with the media even making personal attacks on the admissions dean, Camille Andrews), and desperate emails sent out awarding full scholarships to anyone that wanted one (including people who had never even taken the LSAT).
Dean Solomon (dean of RU-C law) had announced at orientation that they may be admitting a Spring start class to add to our class size due to the Rutgers main campus being unhappy about our budget. More to come once that is all figured out.
thelawyler wrote:Well, if all law schools decreased size of classes by as much as RU-C did, we'd have a lot less problems in legal employment.
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