CLASS OF 2020 MEDIANS (LSAT/GPA/CLASS SIZE) Forum

[Mikey]

Damn huskies, you just went ham haha nice.

Go Michigan!

[freekick]

t13 class sizes are on the rise. Predictions of decrease not quite panning out.

[Huskies13!]

The schools that have done well tend to report earliest--but overall, even at TTT, it appears to have been a much better recruiting season for all law schools.

[Huskies13!]

Maryland:
http://www.law.umaryland.edu/about/feat ... eature=514
212 (up 14)

[Huskies13!]

Michigan Law

Medians
LSAT 169
GPA 3.8

Class Size: 320


Shared with permissions, qualified by me with "things can change if people leave"

LSAT +1
GPA +0.02
Class +15

More info:
https://www.law.umich.edu/prospectivest ... stics.aspx
Apps:5272 (+196)
3.57(+.01)/3.80(+.02)/3.89(+.02)
164/169(+1)/170(+1)

[ms9]

t13 class sizes are on the rise. Predictions of decrease not quite panning out.

It would be impossible, in aggregate, for the t13 class sizes to rise and LSAT scores to rise, unless the LSAC data that they send to all law schools is erroneous. So it will be interesting to see how to shakes out when all schools report:

http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/2016-2 ... -7-7-2017/

[Huskies13!]

Seton Hall:
Apps: 1892 (+281)
Size: 199 (+50)
LSAT: 152(-1)/156/158(-1)
GPA: 3.11(+.04)/3.43(+0.3)/3.69
http://law.shu.edu/ProspectiveStudents/ ... rofile.cfm

[Huskies13!]

Rutgers:
https://law.rutgers.edu/quick-facts
Apps: 2224 (+361)
Size: 250 (+31)
151(-1)/155/157
3.11(+.04)/3.36(-.04)/3.66(+.01)

[Pozzo]

t13 class sizes are on the rise. Predictions of decrease not quite panning out.

Ot would be impossible, in aggregate for the t13 classes to rise and LSAT scores to rise, unless the LSAC data that they send to all law schools is erroneous. So it will be interesting to see how to shakes out when all schools report:

http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/2016-2 ... -7-7-2017/

Interested to see if we see 25ths drop toward the top of the pack as schools dip into the 160-164 band to preserve medians and class sizes.

[Huskies13!]

I get the shakes, apparently, if I don't post something...so here is all i got today...
Brooklyn:
https://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/ ... ring-class
Class size: 371 (+23)

Brooklyn official:
https://www.brooklaw.edu/admissions/sta ... statistics
Applied: 3,503 (-126)
Size: 370 (+22)
159
156
153(-1)

3.56 (+.01)
3.35 (+.04)
3.15 (+.03)

[Huskies13!]

Seattle:
https://law.seattleu.edu/admission/pros ... nd-figures
Size: 200 (-1)
151/154/157(-1)
3.04(-.07)/3.34(-.01)/3.50(-.04)

[Huskies13!]

Colorado:
http://www.colorado.edu/law/admissions/ ... class-data
Apps: 3077 (-203)
Size:190 (+20)
3.32(-.05)/3.65(-.04)/3.81(+.02)
155(-1)/161(-1)/163(-1)

[Huskies13!]

slow day at work...

[Johann]

t13 class sizes are on the rise. Predictions of decrease not quite panning out.

It would be impossible, in aggregate, for the t13 class sizes to rise and LSAT scores to rise, unless the LSAC data that they send to all law schools is erroneous. So it will be interesting to see how to shakes out when all schools report:

http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/2016-2 ... -7-7-2017/

how? more applicants actually matriculating or turning down regional schollies for T13. seems in line with the rise to 180k.

[rowdy]

slow day at work...

You scooped me on Colorado, I've been refreshing that one (and a couple others) all day!

[ms9]

t13 class sizes are on the rise. Predictions of decrease not quite panning out.

It would be impossible, in aggregate, for the t13 class sizes to rise and LSAT scores to rise, unless the LSAC data that they send to all law schools is erroneous. So it will be interesting to see how to shakes out when all schools report:

http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/2016-2 ... -7-7-2017/

how? more applicants actually matriculating or turning down regional schollies for T13. seems in line with the rise to 180k.

Yep that would be the only way, if no one with t13 scores are going to non-t13 schools. So I shouldn't have said "impossible" a word I loathe anyway. I would not admit myself to law school today I just also loath people rushing to conclusions on the schools releasing their numbers when less than half have released them. Because most years it is the schools that struggled that release their data later.

[saf18hornet]

Michigan Law

Medians
LSAT 169
GPA 3.8

Class Size: 320


Shared with permissions, qualified by me with "things can change if people leave"

LSAT +1
GPA +0.02
Class +15

Good work Michigan. I wonder how the 25/50/75 breaks.

Has anyone ever had the same median and 75th?

[MrAdultman]

Michigan Law

Medians
LSAT 169
GPA 3.8

Class Size: 320


Shared with permissions, qualified by me with "things can change if people leave"

LSAT +1
GPA +0.02
Class +15

Good work Michigan. I wonder how the 25/50/75 breaks.

Has anyone ever had the same median and 75th?

For LSAT? Probably. There's just a 1 point difference for several top schools' 50/75.

[rowdy]

No real numbers for Idaho yet, but looks like they'll be boosting class size from 98 to 110-120. They were estimating 120 in this article.

http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2017/a ... -degrees-/

[Huskies13!]

Vandy:

https://law.vanderbilt.edu/prospective- ... rofile.php
4,760 applications (+380)
168 students (-36)
75th percentile GPA: 3.87 (+.02)
Median GPA: 3.75 (+.05)
25th percentile GPA: 3.50 (0)
75th percentile LSAT: 167(-1) (94th percentile among test-takers)
Median LSAT: 166 (-1) (93th percentile among test-takers)
25th percentile LSAT: 162 (85th percentile among test-takers)

[Huskies13!]

Cleveland State:
https://www.law.csuohio.edu/meetcmlaw/e ... assprofile
Size: 107 (+9)
150(-1)/153/155
3.11(+.07) /3.35 (+.06)/3.65 (+.11)

[Pozzo]

Vandy:

https://law.vanderbilt.edu/prospective- ... rofile.php
4,760 applications (+380)
168 students (-36)
75th percentile GPA: 3.87 (+.02)
Median GPA: 3.75 (+.05)
25th percentile GPA: 3.50 (0)
75th percentile LSAT: 167(-1) (94th percentile among test-takers)
Median LSAT: 166 (-1) (93th percentile among test-takers)
25th percentile LSAT: 162 (85th percentile among test-takers)

Vandy coming in as the first to take a hit from this years smaller applicant pool, albeit a pretty small one.

[chargers21]

Vandy:

https://law.vanderbilt.edu/prospective- ... rofile.php
4,760 applications (+380)
168 students (-36)
75th percentile GPA: 3.87 (+.02)
Median GPA: 3.75 (+.05)
25th percentile GPA: 3.50 (0)
75th percentile LSAT: 167(-1) (94th percentile among test-takers)
Median LSAT: 166 (-1) (93th percentile among test-takers)
25th percentile LSAT: 162 (85th percentile among test-takers)

Vandy coming in as the first to take a hit from this years smaller applicant pool, albeit a pretty small one.

Dropping stats and enrollment, they got the hammer after strong employment numbers

[proteinshake]

Michigan Law

Medians
LSAT 169
GPA 3.8

Class Size: 320


Shared with permissions, qualified by me with "things can change if people leave"

LSAT +1
GPA +0.02
Class +15

Good work Michigan. I wonder how the 25/50/75 breaks.

Has anyone ever had the same median and 75th?

For LSAT? Probably. There's just a 1 point difference for several top schools' 50/75.

pretty sure Cornell had both of them at 167 a few years ago

[chargers21]

Michigan Law

Medians
LSAT 169
GPA 3.8

Class Size: 320


Shared with permissions, qualified by me with "things can change if people leave"

LSAT +1
GPA +0.02
Class +15

Good work Michigan. I wonder how the 25/50/75 breaks.

Has anyone ever had the same median and 75th?

For LSAT? Probably. There's just a 1 point difference for several top schools' 50/75.

pretty sure Cornell had both of them at 167 a few years ago

I'm guessing a repeat of that this year