I almost fell out of my chair when I saw one of the subheadings under History was entitled "Renaissance"Yukos wrote:The Wikipedia page for New York Law School doesn't have a section on "criticism" and is almost entirely positive. This looks like a job for TLS...InGoodFaith wrote:Robespierre wrote: NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL (day and evening combined):
448 studentsDidn't realize there was so many students there...
Class sizes and medians (c/o 2015) Forum
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From the Wikipedia article:
'Besides these degrees, New York Law School also has "Three + Three Programs," which allow undergraduate students to start at the Law School after only three years of undergraduate education, and then receive their undergraduate degree after successfully completing the first year at the Law School. The programs also allow students to continue receiving comparable financial aid to that which they received during their undergraduate education provided they maintain their academic performance. They also are not required to take the Law School Admission Test before entering the Law School.'
Jeez, so if these kids had to take the LSAT, the LSAT median might be even worse??
'Besides these degrees, New York Law School also has "Three + Three Programs," which allow undergraduate students to start at the Law School after only three years of undergraduate education, and then receive their undergraduate degree after successfully completing the first year at the Law School. The programs also allow students to continue receiving comparable financial aid to that which they received during their undergraduate education provided they maintain their academic performance. They also are not required to take the Law School Admission Test before entering the Law School.'
Jeez, so if these kids had to take the LSAT, the LSAT median might be even worse??
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Penn rep at LSAC forum confirms median LSAT of 170
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UC Irvine:
GPA: 163 / 167
LSAT: 3.25 / 370
Enroll: 983 to 920
GPA: 163 / 167
LSAT: 3.25 / 370
Enroll: 983 to 920
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You must go to ChapmanTheThriller wrote:UC Irvine:
GPA: 163 / 167
LSAT: 3.25 / 370
Enroll: 983 to 920
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Was that color-coded grid every updated to reflect the complete data?
As an fyi, this was the first year law school could wait until mid-October to submit their data to the ABA, so some took longer doing the same on their websites.
As an fyi, this was the first year law school could wait until mid-October to submit their data to the ABA, so some took longer doing the same on their websites.
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920 is how many applicants they had, not how many enrolledTheThriller wrote:UC Irvine:
GPA: 163 / 167
LSAT: 3.25 / 370
Enroll: 983 to 920

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And those figures are for the c/o 2014.InGoodFaith wrote:920 is how many applicants they had, not how many enrolledTheThriller wrote:UC Irvine:
GPA: 163 / 167
LSAT: 3.25 / 370
Enroll: 983 to 920
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both correct, my bad....
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dude, don't start drinking until at LEAST lunch time.
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Rough weekendtwentypercentmore wrote:dude, don't start drinking until at LEAST lunch time.

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Case Western Reserve University
LSAT 160 (+2) [but unchanged over a two year period]
GPA 3.38 (-.1)
Class size 154 (-38) [about 20%]
http://law.case.edu/Admissions/ClassProfile.aspx
LSAT 160 (+2) [but unchanged over a two year period]
GPA 3.38 (-.1)
Class size 154 (-38) [about 20%]
http://law.case.edu/Admissions/ClassProfile.aspx
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Wow good on them.lovelaw27 wrote:Case Western Reserve University
LSAT 160 (+2) [but unchanged over a two year period]
GPA 3.38 (-.1)
Class size 154 (-38) [about 20%]
http://law.case.edu/Admissions/ClassProfile.aspx
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UC Irvine percentiles (not the medians) are up: http://www.law.uci.edu/prospective/cons ... #admission
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Students: 89 to 119 with over like 1000 more applicants99.9luft wrote:UC Irvine percentiles (not the medians) are up: http://www.law.uci.edu/prospective/cons ... #admission
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yup. also, it's crazy how the 25th percentiles have dropped since the inaugural class. i like this. a lot.TheThriller wrote:Students: 89 to 119 with over like 1000 more applicants99.9luft wrote:UC Irvine percentiles (not the medians) are up: http://www.law.uci.edu/prospective/cons ... #admission
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It's crazy that through four years, UCI managed to see only a slight number decrease even as they went progressively from free to normal price and doubled their class size. --And all while law schools are shrinking and struggling to maintain class sizes.
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Haven't their medians slipped each year though?
Honestly California probably has the most LS applicants of any state and finding 100 people to accept out of the like 50,000 160+ LSAT scores floating around at any given time can't be that challenging.
Honestly California probably has the most LS applicants of any state and finding 100 people to accept out of the like 50,000 160+ LSAT scores floating around at any given time can't be that challenging.
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Oh NU where art thou?
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deputydog wrote:Oh NU where art thou?
When do they have to release them by?
And why would they not already have released them? What advantage do they gain?
It sort of hurts applicants, especially those figuring out where to ED, by limiting the information they can base their decision off of.
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Much agreed.WanderingPondering wrote:deputydog wrote:Oh NU where art thou?
When do they have to release them by?
And why would they not already have released them? What advantage do they gain?
It sort of hurts applicants, especially those figuring out where to ED, by limiting the information they can base their decision off of.
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Has anyone tried just calling and asking? Or is that a ridiculous thing to do?
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I'm at work and won't be free til after their office is closed. You should call bro, and report back.WanderingPondering wrote:Has anyone tried just calling and asking? Or is that a ridiculous thing to do?
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