List of Class of 2013 GPA and LSAT Medians Forum

[JusticeHarlan]

BC:

LSAT (25th/50th/75th): 163/166/167
GPA (25th/50th/75th): 3.45/3.61/3.7


http://www.bc.edu/schools/law/admission/profile.html

Edit: because I obviously can't type things correctly.

[im_blue]

BC:

LSAT (25th/50th/75th): 167/166/167
GPA (25th/50th/75th): 3.45/3.61/3.7


http://www.bc.edu/schools/law/admission/profile.html

Thanks, updated!

[ajmanyjah]

BC:

LSAT (25th/50th/75th): 167/166/167
GPA (25th/50th/75th): 3.45/3.61/3.7


http://www.bc.edu/schools/law/admission/profile.html

What a site


Duel Degrees: J.D./M.B.A., J.D./M.S.W.,J.D./M.A,J.D./Ph.D. Philosophy, J.D./M.Ed., J.D./M.A. in Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning.

Now THAT'S some old school lawyering

[cigrainger]

Bah I knew that, but my general point still stands. This could the the acceptance of literally ONE 2.5/172 war hero that wasn't in the mix pushing it up (of course it probably ISN'T because of the size of incoming classes) but are people seriously reading into 1 point median changes?

I'm reading into it that my 171 LSAT and no GPA (foreign undergrad) means I am now below median at NYU and will probably get dinged, whereas I would have had a shot if I was at or above median.

[Lermontov]

Didn't want to read all the pages...I thought I remembered from Penn orientation being told that our median was 171. I'm only about 60% sure on it, but do any other Penn 1Ls remember one way or the other?

[cigrainger]

Didn't want to read all the pages...I thought I remembered from Penn orientation being told that our median was 171. I'm only about 60% sure on it, but do any other Penn 1Ls remember one way or the other?

http://www.law.upenn.edu/prospective/jd ... stics.html

The website says your 75th percentile is 171. I'd be pretty surprised if your 50th and 75th were the same.

[IAFG]

Didn't want to read all the pages...I thought I remembered from Penn orientation being told that our median was 171. I'm only about 60% sure on it, but do any other Penn 1Ls remember one way or the other?

http://www.law.upenn.edu/prospective/jd ... stics.html

The website says your 75th percentile is 171. I'd be pretty surprised if your 50th and 75th were the same.

why? it's happened to T14 schools in past years

[cigrainger]

Didn't want to read all the pages...I thought I remembered from Penn orientation being told that our median was 171. I'm only about 60% sure on it, but do any other Penn 1Ls remember one way or the other?

http://www.law.upenn.edu/prospective/jd ... stics.html

The website says your 75th percentile is 171. I'd be pretty surprised if your 50th and 75th were the same.

why? it's happened to T14 schools in past years

Has it? Wow.

[blackwater88]

BC:

LSAT (25th/50th/75th): 167/166/167
GPA (25th/50th/75th): 3.45/3.61/3.7


http://www.bc.edu/schools/law/admission/profile.html

How is 167 both the 25th and 75th percentile?

[im_blue]

Didn't want to read all the pages...I thought I remembered from Penn orientation being told that our median was 171. I'm only about 60% sure on it, but do any other Penn 1Ls remember one way or the other?

http://www.law.upenn.edu/prospective/jd ... stics.html

The website says your 75th percentile is 171. I'd be pretty surprised if your 50th and 75th were the same.

Penn 25th/75th
2010:
3.56 / 3.90
166 / 171
6,022 apps (2.9% decrease)

2009:
3.57 / 3.90
166 / 171
6,205 apps

Though statistically possible, a 171 median is very unlikely, given their 3% decrease in applications and nearly unchanged 25/75 numbers. Also, LSN shows plenty of below-median / 170 admits.

http://penn.lawschoolnumbers.com/applic ... ,6&type=jd

[St.Remy]

BC:

LSAT (25th/50th/75th): 167/166/167
GPA (25th/50th/75th): 3.45/3.61/3.7


http://www.bc.edu/schools/law/admission/profile.html

How is 167 both the 25th and 75th percentile?

This is a typo. If you check the website the 25th is actually a 163.

As an aside, I'm always excited when I see that there is a new post on this thread because I think it means that another school has released its medians. Unfortunately this is rarely the case.

[D. H2Oman]

As an aside, I'm always excited when I see that there is a new post on this thread because I think it means that another school has released its medians. Unfortunately this is rarely the case.

Made you look bro

[im_blue]

As an aside, I'm always excited when I see that there is a new post on this thread because I think it means that another school has released its medians. Unfortunately this is rarely the case.

We're only waiting on Yale, Stanford, Chicago, and Cornell in the T14. Chicago promises an update sometime in September, and Yale will probably update soon, but Stanford and Cornell don't seem to update their web site very often.

[dgthree]

Suffolk

2010
GPA Median - 3.3; LSAT Median - 157
LSAT 25/75 - 155/159

she doesn't say the GPA 25/75, but I assume they are very close to last years 3.3/3.6

2009
GPA Median - 3.3; LSAT Median - 157
GPA 25/75 - 3.3/3.6; LSAT 25/75 - 154/159

http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Cor ... 1898564700

[whymeohgodno]

As an aside, I'm always excited when I see that there is a new post on this thread because I think it means that another school has released its medians. Unfortunately this is rarely the case.

We're only waiting on Yale, Stanford, Chicago, and Cornell in the T14. Chicago promises an update sometime in September, and Yale will probably update soon, but Stanford and Cornell don't seem to update their web site very often.

Someone call Cornell. I need to know.

[Sentry]

As an aside, I'm always excited when I see that there is a new post on this thread because I think it means that another school has released its medians. Unfortunately this is rarely the case.

We're only waiting on Yale, Stanford, Chicago, and Cornell in the T14. Chicago promises an update sometime in September, and Yale will probably update soon, but Stanford and Cornell don't seem to update their web site very often.

Someone call Cornell. I need to know.

who is your tar?

[blackwater88]

As an aside, I'm always excited when I see that there is a new post on this thread because I think it means that another school has released its medians. Unfortunately this is rarely the case.

We're only waiting on Yale, Stanford, Chicago, and Cornell in the T14. Chicago promises an update sometime in September, and Yale will probably update soon, but Stanford and Cornell don't seem to update their web site very often.

Someone call Cornell. I need to know.

who is your tar?

If it's a self-tar, I'm EDing at Cornell.

[blackwater88]

BC:

LSAT (25th/50th/75th): 167/166/167
GPA (25th/50th/75th): 3.45/3.61/3.7


http://www.bc.edu/schools/law/admission/profile.html

How is 167 both the 25th and 75th percentile?

This is a typo. If you check the website the 25th is actually a 163.

As an aside, I'm always excited when I see that there is a new post on this thread because I think it means that another school has released its medians. Unfortunately this is rarely the case.

My bad

[St.Remy]

Made you look bro

Damn you H20man! Precious seconds wasted, that I could have spent reading a thread about how law school might not always be a good idea!

[timertimer61]

Fordham, i think these are the new stats:

"For the latest entering class, the median LSAT and GPA for the full-time day division was a 166 and a 3.62. The median LSAT and GPA for the part-time evening division was a 164 and a 3.52."

i wonder how this will translate into when US News combines the two.

[St.Remy]

Notre Dame
2010 GPA: 3.39/3.57/3.73 LSAT: 162/167/168
2009 GPA: 3.36/3.60/3.74 LSAT: 163/166/167

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[im_blue]

Notre Dame
2010 GPA: 3.39/3.57/3.73 LSAT: 162/167/168
2009 GPA: 3.36/3.60/3.74 LSAT: 163/166/167

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Thanks, updated!

[blackwater88]

Why is Cornell lagging so much?

[sundance95]

Why is Cornell lagging so much?

Delaying bad news? Just conjecture.

[blackwater88]

Why is Cornell lagging so much?

Delaying bad news? Just conjecture.

By bad news I hope you mean a stagnant median.