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

[jk148706]

Employment score: 80.9% - 20.7% school funded jobs= 60.2%

Right.. Only 60 percent got non-school-funded long-term legal jobs.

[Dmini7]

are we sure on WUSTL's numbers in the spreadsheet? If so care to provide the link where you found them?

[DoveBodyWash]

are we sure on WUSTL's numbers in the spreadsheet? If so care to provide the link where you found them?

It's not confirmed yet, we're still waiting for school to release

[BruinRegents]

Someone posted the spreadsheet on ATL. What if someone over there messes with the data?

[jk148706]

Someone posted the spreadsheet on ATL. What if someone over there messes with the data?

I don't see it on ATL

[FKASunny]

Someone posted the spreadsheet on ATL. What if someone over there messes with the data?

I don't see it on ATL

It's in the comments of the article on the front page.

[isuperserial]

Okay, is there any way of knowing what the ultimate outcomes of these school funded jobs are? I had a prof last year who was on a school funded fellowship, and she continued onto gainful employment as a full tenure track professor. Obviously that's a totally different field, but I think it'd be more helpful to know what percentage of these students typically continue onto full employment rather than discarding the entire 20% of GW's class wholesale. I'm sure at least some of them are kept on after their school funding runs out, or manage to find gainful employment after the short term position provides an easy transition and good experience.

[Dr. Dre]

Someone posted the spreadsheet on ATL. What if someone over there messes with the data?

I don't see it on ATL

It's in the comments of the article on the front page.

link please

[FKASunny]

Someone posted the spreadsheet on ATL. What if someone over there messes with the data?

I don't see it on ATL

It's in the comments of the article on the front page.

link please

no you lazy jerk

[BruinRegents]

link please

http://abovethelaw.com/2013/10/the-law- ... e-numbers/

Third comment.

[Dr. Dre]

link please

http://abovethelaw.com/2013/10/the-law- ... e-numbers/

Third comment.

thanks, you're a good bro. unlike TTTლ(ಠ益ಠლ)

[FKASunny]

link please

http://abovethelaw.com/2013/10/the-law- ... e-numbers/

Third comment.

thanks, you're a good bro. unlike TTTლ(ಠ益ಠლ)

[BruinRegents]

link please

http://abovethelaw.com/2013/10/the-law- ... e-numbers/

Third comment.

thanks, you're a good bro. unlike TTTლ(ಠ益ಠლ)

All good.

[altoid99]

"Javier Gil, a 20-year-old UF psychology senior, is applying to UF Law. He said he thinks students not wanting to work hard is why there is a decrease in the number of applicants."

Wow. Why did everyone overlook this? Javier Gil...you are a genius.

http://www.alligator.org/news/campus/ar ... f887a.html

[DoveBodyWash]

WUSTL numbers from 0L law fair. Not officially published on website so GPA could change. But LSAT should be accurate.

160-166-167
3.27-3.69-3.77
189 students

[rebexness]

"Javier Gil, a 20-year-old UF psychology senior, is applying to UF Law. He said he thinks students not wanting to work hard is why there is a decrease in the number of applicants."

Wow. Why did everyone overlook this? Javier Gil...you are a genius.

http://www.alligator.org/news/campus/ar ... f887a.html

A boomer in millenial's clothing.

[altoid99]

WUSTL numbers from 0L law fair. Not officially published on website so GPA could change. But LSAT should be accurate.

160-166-167
3.27-3.69-3.77
189 students

The adcomm only asked kids with GPA increases to send an updated transcript? WHAT?!

[DoveBodyWash]

WUSTL numbers from 0L law fair. Not officially published on website so GPA could change. But LSAT should be accurate.

160-166-167
3.27-3.69-3.77
189 students

The adcomm only asked kids with GPA increases to send an updated transcript? WHAT?!

I don't know the details which is why I edited that part out. I just know a few K-JDs we're asked to submit updated transcripts

[Tiago Splitter]

160-166-167
3.27-3.69-3.77

Love it.

[FKASunny]

160-166-167
3.27-3.69-3.77

Love it.

…
13. GULC
14. Vanderbilt
15. Cornell
15. WUSTL

[hephaestus]

"Javier Gil, a 20-year-old UF psychology senior, is applying to UF Law. He said he thinks students not wanting to work hard is why there is a decrease in the number of applicants."

Wow. Why did everyone overlook this? Javier Gil...you are a genius.

http://www.alligator.org/news/campus/ar ... f887a.html

A boomer in millenial's clothing.

Classic sympathizer.

[BigZuck]

160-166-167
3.27-3.69-3.77

Love it.

…
13. GULC
14. Vanderbilt
15. Cornell
15. WUSTL

Lulz

[cotiger]

160-166-167
3.27-3.69-3.77

Love it.

…
13. GULC
14. Vanderbilt
15. Cornell
15. WUSTL

Let's see.. Cornell held their median, GULC dropped 1, and Vandy dropped 2. So a big drop for Cornell, and Vandy in the T14.. Does not compute.

[Winston1984]

WUSTL numbers from 0L law fair. Not officially published on website so GPA could change. But LSAT should be accurate.

160-166-167
3.27-3.69-3.77
189 students

That 25th/75th percentile difference is crazy.

[cotiger]

WUSTL numbers from 0L law fair. Not officially published on website so GPA could change. But LSAT should be accurate.

160-166-167
3.27-3.69-3.77
189 students

That 25th/75th percentile difference is crazy.

Check out UMN. 156-164-167, with GPA almost as wide as WUSTL: 3.44-3.79-3.90.