Totally sickening. I guess that explains why I received waivers from Northwestern and Cornell right before their application deadlines. That matriculation is for all 3 years also I'm sure not just incoming L1'sLLB2JD wrote:I am not surprised. I went through the NALP website the other day and only 123 AA men matriculated last year (Fall 2010) at T14 schools. The breakdown is below:blacklawboss wrote:Is it me or is there an extreme lack of AA men trying to go to law school? I went to an ASD and I was the ONLY one there. Am I living in a bubble or is the way it's always been?
UVA 8
Georgetown 16
Harvard 31
Stanford 8
Columbia 8
Cornell 3
Yale 5
Berkeley 8
Michigan 7
Penn 12
NYU 1O
Duke 9
Chicago 4
Northwestern 14
Total = 123
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wowLLB2JD wrote:I am not surprised. I went through the NALP website the other day and only 123 AA men matriculated last year (Fall 2010) at T14 schools. The breakdown is below:blacklawboss wrote:Is it me or is there an extreme lack of AA men trying to go to law school? I went to an ASD and I was the ONLY one there. Am I living in a bubble or is the way it's always been?
UVA 8
Georgetown 16
Harvard 31
Stanford 8
Columbia 8
Cornell 3
Yale 5
Berkeley 8
Michigan 7
Penn 12
NYU 1O
Duke 9
Chicago 4
Northwestern 14
Total = 123
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WOW! That is completely amazing. The distribution is heavily geared to Harvard too. It's very interesting to see these low numbers. Thanks for the info!blacklawboss wrote:Totally sickening. I guess that explains why I received waivers from Northwestern and Cornell right before their application deadlines. That matriculation is for all 3 years also I'm sure not just incoming L1'sLLB2JD wrote:I am not surprised. I went through the NALP website the other day and only 123 AA men matriculated last year (Fall 2010) at T14 schools. The breakdown is below:blacklawboss wrote:Is it me or is there an extreme lack of AA men trying to go to law school? I went to an ASD and I was the ONLY one there. Am I living in a bubble or is the way it's always been?
UVA 8
Georgetown 16
Harvard 31
Stanford 8
Columbia 8
Cornell 3
Yale 5
Berkeley 8
Michigan 7
Penn 12
NYU 1O
Duke 9
Chicago 4
Northwestern 14
Total = 123![]()
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I looked it up that was 1L stats smdh! I think Many of the eligible AA males RUN to Harvard and Harvard accepts them with open arms! Makes me think I really undershot my applications.Malcolm8X wrote:WOW! That is completely amazing. The distribution is heavily geared to Harvard too. It's very interesting to see these low numbers. Thanks for the info!blacklawboss wrote:Totally sickening. I guess that explains why I received waivers from Northwestern and Cornell right before their application deadlines. That matriculation is for all 3 years also I'm sure not just incoming L1'sLLB2JD wrote:I am not surprised. I went through the NALP website the other day and only 123 AA men matriculated last year (Fall 2010) at T14 schools. The breakdown is below:blacklawboss wrote:Is it me or is there an extreme lack of AA men trying to go to law school? I went to an ASD and I was the ONLY one there. Am I living in a bubble or is the way it's always been?
UVA 8
Georgetown 16
Harvard 31
Stanford 8
Columbia 8
Cornell 3
Yale 5
Berkeley 8
Michigan 7
Penn 12
NYU 1O
Duke 9
Chicago 4
Northwestern 14
Total = 123![]()
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I don't know your numbers, but you might have completely undershot.blacklawboss wrote:
I looked it up that was 1L stats smdh! I think Many of the eligible AA males RUN to Harvard and Harvard accepts them with open arms! Makes me think I really undershot my applications.
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LLB2JD, I'll see you at UVA!
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Congrats guys REPRESENT!Malcolm8X wrote:LLB2JD, I'll see you at UVA!
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+1Malcolm8X wrote:LLB2JD, I'll see you at UVA!
Hopefully we can hit double digits for AA males at UVA this year!
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I HOPE SO!socraticmethodman wrote:+1Malcolm8X wrote:LLB2JD, I'll see you at UVA!
Hopefully we can hit double digits for AA males at UVA this year!
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Hopefully! Otherwise it could get lonely over there, lol! But I don't mind too much really.socraticmethodman wrote:+1Malcolm8X wrote:LLB2JD, I'll see you at UVA!
Hopefully we can hit double digits for AA males at UVA this year!
Blacklawboss, many thanks btw!
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Hey we all fighting the good fight only love to spread on my part! I wanna see us all win! I cant take below mason dixon line myself, so you will see me in a purple hoodie next fall either NYU or NWMalcolm8X wrote:Hopefully! Otherwise it could get lonely over there, lol! But I don't mind too much really.socraticmethodman wrote:+1Malcolm8X wrote:LLB2JD, I'll see you at UVA!
Hopefully we can hit double digits for AA males at UVA this year!
Blacklawboss, many thanks btw!
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+1, I'm wishing you the best of luck man!blacklawboss wrote:Hey we all fighting the good fight only love to spread on my part! I wanna see us all win! I cant take below mason dixon line myself, so you will see me in a purple hoodie next fall either NYU or NWMalcolm8X wrote:Hopefully! Otherwise it could get lonely over there, lol! But I don't mind too much really.socraticmethodman wrote:+1Malcolm8X wrote:LLB2JD, I'll see you at UVA!
Hopefully we can hit double digits for AA males at UVA this year!
Blacklawboss, many thanks btw!
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You guys know that Harvard routinely enrolls the most amount of AAs in the T14, right? They try to pull in at least 60-65 a year. Our HBLSA chapter is the largest in the nation.blacklawboss wrote:I looked it up that was 1L stats smdh! I think Many of the eligible AA males RUN to Harvard and Harvard accepts them with open arms! Makes me think I really undershot my applications.Malcolm8X wrote:WOW! That is completely amazing. The distribution is heavily geared to Harvard too. It's very interesting to see these low numbers. Thanks for the info!blacklawboss wrote:Totally sickening. I guess that explains why I received waivers from Northwestern and Cornell right before their application deadlines. That matriculation is for all 3 years also I'm sure not just incoming L1'sLLB2JD wrote: I am not surprised. I went through the NALP website the other day and only 123 AA men matriculated last year (Fall 2010) at T14 schools. The breakdown is below:
UVA 8
Georgetown 16
Harvard 31
Stanford 8
Columbia 8
Cornell 3
Yale 5
Berkeley 8
Michigan 7
Penn 12
NYU 1O
Duke 9
Chicago 4
Northwestern 14
Total = 123![]()
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That is a pretty big class. I sometimes wonder if schools like Chicago, Cornell or Yale do not even try at all. I know Cornell is in Ithaca and nobody wants to go there - but 3 students? DangGAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:
You guys know that Harvard routinely enrolls the most amount of AAs in the T14, right? They try to pull in at least 60-65 a year. Our HBLSA chapter is the largest in the nation.
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Well Yale's class size is substantially smaller so that may account for raw numbers. But even so, this is not enough to fully explain the disparity of AA male representation. Ithaca...sucks. It just sucks and I know there have been many instances of publicized overt racism in that locale...so I'm not surprised that AAs decide not to attend. I know nothing about Chicago so I can't really speak too much on it...LLB2JD wrote:That is a pretty big class. I sometimes wonder if schools like Chicago, Cornell or Yale do not even try at all. I know Cornell is in Ithaca and nobody wants to go there - but 3 students? DangGAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:
You guys know that Harvard routinely enrolls the most amount of AAs in the T14, right? They try to pull in at least 60-65 a year. Our HBLSA chapter is the largest in the nation.
All I know is that there are so few AA males in higher education, it's kinda sad.
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Just in case anyone wants to see the info, I decided to do the same for AA women. Here are the stats:
Cornell: 14 (It looks like this is an anomaly since the previous classes have 6 and 7)
Duke: 8
Harvard: 40
Penn: 8
Stanford: 13
Georgetown: 38
Northwestern: 12
Michigan: 10
UVA: 8
NYU: 24
Columbia: 28
Yale: 10
Chicago: 5
Berkeley: 8
Interesting...
Cornell: 14 (It looks like this is an anomaly since the previous classes have 6 and 7)
Duke: 8
Harvard: 40
Penn: 8
Stanford: 13
Georgetown: 38
Northwestern: 12
Michigan: 10
UVA: 8
NYU: 24
Columbia: 28
Yale: 10
Chicago: 5
Berkeley: 8
Interesting...
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it's similar to the corporate world. A huge disparity between AA men and women.law_monkey wrote:Just in case anyone wants to see the info, I decided to do the same for AA women. Here are the stats:
Cornell: 14 (It looks like this is an anomaly since the previous classes have 6 and 7)
Duke: 8
Harvard: 40
Penn: 8
Stanford: 13
Georgetown: 38
Northwestern: 12
Michigan: 10
UVA: 8
NYU: 24
Columbia: 28
Yale: 10
Chicago: 5
Berkeley: 8
Interesting...
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I've seen the percentages before but the raw numbers appear much more shocking. For some of these schools (*cough* Cornell, Chicago, Yale *cough*), we really are representing the entire black male population in every class. Great, just one more thing to worry about as a 1L.LLB2JD wrote:I am not surprised. I went through the NALP website the other day and only 123 AA men matriculated last year (Fall 2010) at T14 schools. The breakdown is below:blacklawboss wrote:Is it me or is there an extreme lack of AA men trying to go to law school? I went to an ASD and I was the ONLY one there. Am I living in a bubble or is the way it's always been?
UVA 8
Georgetown 16
Harvard 31
Stanford 8
Columbia 8
Cornell 3
Yale 5
Berkeley 8
Michigan 7
Penn 12
NYU 1O
Duke 9
Chicago 4
Northwestern 14
Total = 123
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Yeah. It's weird though that some of them are really similar while other schools have twice as many AA females. I wonder why certain schools are able to get those women? It might just be the larger class size though since Georgetown is one of the schools with a lot more.blacklawboss wrote:
it's similar to the corporate world. A huge disparity between AA men and women.
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Direct result of graduate school demographics. It's all cyclical.blacklawboss wrote:it's similar to the corporate world. A huge disparity between AA men and women.law_monkey wrote:Just in case anyone wants to see the info, I decided to do the same for AA women. Here are the stats:
Cornell: 14 (It looks like this is an anomaly since the previous classes have 6 and 7)
Duke: 8
Harvard: 40
Penn: 8
Stanford: 13
Georgetown: 38
Northwestern: 12
Michigan: 10
UVA: 8
NYU: 24
Columbia: 28
Yale: 10
Chicago: 5
Berkeley: 8
Interesting...
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Unfortunate truthRJ127 wrote:Direct result of graduate school demographics. It's all cyclical.blacklawboss wrote:it's similar to the corporate world. A huge disparity between AA men and women.law_monkey wrote:Just in case anyone wants to see the info, I decided to do the same for AA women. Here are the stats:
Cornell: 14 (It looks like this is an anomaly since the previous classes have 6 and 7)
Duke: 8
Harvard: 40
Penn: 8
Stanford: 13
Georgetown: 38
Northwestern: 12
Michigan: 10
UVA: 8
NYU: 24
Columbia: 28
Yale: 10
Chicago: 5
Berkeley: 8
Interesting...
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Some schools have a huge disparity, others either have one or two MORE black males and some have roughly the same....Penn has more black males than black females. This was evident when I visited. There was definitely a relatively strong AA male presence. I'm kind of feeling Cornell though....very little competition for girls into black guys!law_monkey wrote:Just in case anyone wants to see the info, I decided to do the same for AA women. Here are the stats:
Cornell: 14 (It looks like this is an anomaly since the previous classes have 6 and 7)
Duke: 8
Harvard: 40
Penn: 8
Stanford: 13
Georgetown: 38
Northwestern: 12
Michigan: 10
UVA: 8
NYU: 24
Columbia: 28
Yale: 10
Chicago: 5
Berkeley: 8
Interesting...
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yngblkgifted wrote:Some schools have a huge disparity, others either have one or two MORE black males and some have roughly the same....Penn has more black males than black females. This was evident when I visited. There was definitely a relatively strong AA male presence. I'm kind of feeling Cornell though....very little competition for girls into black guys!law_monkey wrote:Just in case anyone wants to see the info, I decided to do the same for AA women. Here are the stats:
Cornell: 14 (It looks like this is an anomaly since the previous classes have 6 and 7)
Duke: 8
Harvard: 40
Penn: 8
Stanford: 13
Georgetown: 38
Northwestern: 12
Michigan: 10
UVA: 8
NYU: 24
Columbia: 28
Yale: 10
Chicago: 5
Berkeley: 8
Interesting...
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