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Anyone know what stats you have to have to be competitive for U Chicago's Ruby?

I'm sure someone will go through and make a better chart soon but, as a first pass, here are the Ruby recipients of the last two years from LSN:

Lsat GPA Name
2013 164 3.7 mommalee U N
2013 164 3.96 2013hopeful U
2013 169 3.9 pepster U
2012 170 3.94 SlothMonkey
2012 171 3.78 mmkitkat U
2013 171 3.84 advicewelcome N
2012 172 3.9 thestillpoint
2013 172 4 spicyyoda17
2012 172 4 spek I U
2013 173 3.9 haveahat
2013 173 3.92 hoowoo
2013 173 3.95 Pacifica
2013 173 3.96 Ironborn
2012 173 3.96 mognet9
2013 173 3.98 windsurflawyer
2012 173 3.98 curiouscat I
2012 173 3.99 Zelda
2012 173 4 eas22
2013 174 3.8 spritzpiggy
2013 174 3.8 xii
2013 174 3.92 anxietyoverload
2013 174 3.94 maxl847
2012 174 3.95 medialoop
2013 174 4.18 ns2675
2013 175 3.67 ccacmm
2012 175 3.9 nametaken
2012 175 3.9 kran23
2012 175 3.9 heavy
2012 175 3.99 caveman
2013 175 4.07 levin892
2013 176 3.72 canarykb
2013 176 4.02 Ron Burgundy
2012 177 3.63 gunp86
2013 177 3.92 docmdub N
2012 177 4.05 cwco
2012 178 3.7 AspiringAcademic N
2012 180 3.85 happierfeet
2013 180 3.89 vividviolin
2013 180 4 ColeWorld
2012 180 4.03 ElstonGunn

If I had to guess, I'd say that they are using a composite score that takes into account LSAT and GPA because the GPA floor softens as the LSAT goes up. Definite URM boost. Some sensitivity to nontraditional students.

With Chicago's 75th going down to a 172 this cycle should we expect to see more people with 172s be offered the Ruby this cycle?

Southbridge wrote:With Chicago's 75th going down to a 172 this cycle should we expect to see more people with 172s be offered the Ruby this cycle?

Wow, it's going down to 172? Is there a site that has this cycle's medians for all t14?

jabberwocky_phlegm wrote:

Southbridge wrote:With Chicago's 75th going down to a 172 this cycle should we expect to see more people with 172s be offered the Ruby this cycle?

Wow, it's going down to 172? Is there a site that has this cycle's medians for all t14?

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