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

[jselson]

I just spent like an hour reading this thread. Thanks for all the great info so far.

It's all summarized in a spread sheet. Probably not worth reading all 72 pages.

Every single post on every single page of TLS is worth reading, contemplating, and reading again.

[isuperserial]

I just spent like an hour reading this thread. Thanks for all the great info so far.

It's all summarized in a spread sheet. Probably not worth reading all 72 pages.

Every single post on every single page of TLS is worth reading, contemplating, and reading again.

In our abundant spare time, of course.

[Happy Gilmore]

I just spent like an hour reading this thread. Thanks for all the great info so far.

It's all summarized in a spread sheet. Probably not worth reading all 72 pages.

Every single post on every single page of TLS is worth reading, contemplating, and reading again.

Ever been to the lounge?

[jselson]

I just spent like an hour reading this thread. Thanks for all the great info so far.

It's all summarized in a spread sheet. Probably not worth reading all 72 pages.

Every single post on every single page of TLS is worth reading, contemplating, and reading again.

Ever been to the lounge?

Those you should read at least 3 times.

[jameel223048]

Don't spam me bro

[ms9]

For the few people that don't follow us on twitter (that's kind of a joke. okay not kind of), I thought I'd share this:

Spivey Consulting ‏@SpiveyConsult 13h

Breaking: Stanford Law's 25ths/75ths. LSAT 169/173, GPA 3.77/3.95

[Vincent]

For the few people that don't follow us on twitter (that's kind of a joke. okay not kind of), I thought I'd share this:

Spivey Consulting ‏@SpiveyConsult 13h

Breaking: Stanford Law's 25ths/75ths. LSAT 169/173, GPA 3.77/3.95

13:04

[ms9]

For the few people that don't follow us on twitter (that's kind of a joke. okay not kind of), I thought I'd share this:

Spivey Consulting ‏@SpiveyConsult 13h

Breaking: Stanford Law's 25ths/75ths. LSAT 169/173, GPA 3.77/3.95

13:04

13:04:57

[thestatusguo]

For the few people that don't follow us on twitter (that's kind of a joke. okay not kind of), I thought I'd share this:

Spivey Consulting ‏@SpiveyConsult 13h

Breaking: Stanford Law's 25ths/75ths. LSAT 169/173, GPA 3.77/3.95

13:04

13:04:57

[MKC]

For the few people that don't follow us on twitter (that's kind of a joke. okay not kind of), I thought I'd share this:

Spivey Consulting ‏@SpiveyConsult 13h

Breaking: Stanford Law's 25ths/75ths. LSAT 169/173, GPA 3.77/3.95

13:04

13:04:57

OCD Asperger's freaks. With all due respect.

[altoid99]

You would think that Illinois would be especially transparent regarding their medians given the scandal a couple years back and yet they STILL haven't released them. I'm left to assume the worst.

[kobe1020]

Stanford 168/170/173
3.76/3.86/3.96

[altoid99]

Stanford 168/170/173
3.76/3.86/3.96

That's c/o 2015

[altoid99]

For the person who inputted the GW numbers--curious to know where you got 25th and 75th LSAT/GPA figures. If that 75th LSAT is correct, quite impressive that it's above Cornell's, especially given how GW increased its class size by over 20 percent.

[cannibal ox]

I still don't trust that Emory's numbers are accurate.

[kay2016]

I still don't trust that Emory's numbers are accurate.

[outlawscr10]

I still don't trust that Emory's numbers are accurate.

Why is that?

[altoid99]

Just updated Illinois.

How the mighty have fallen...

http://www.law.illinois.edu/pdf/ABA-509-SIR-2014.pdf

[sublime]

..

[altoid99]

Just updated Illinois.

How the mighty have fallen...

http://www.law.illinois.edu/pdf/ABA-509-SIR-2014.pdf

Ouch. That is what, at least a 3 point median drop, right?

Correct. The class that entered Fall 2010 had a 167 median LSAT. That's a 7 point drop in 3 years!

[stillwater]

Just updated Illinois.

How the mighty have fallen...

http://www.law.illinois.edu/pdf/ABA-509-SIR-2014.pdf

Ouch. That is what, at least a 3 point median drop, right?

Correct. The class that entered Fall 2010 had a 167 median LSAT. That's a 7 point drop in 3 years!

I mean they fabricated their numbers in the past and admitted students from the UG without requiring an LSAT.

[altoid99]

Just updated Illinois.

How the mighty have fallen...

http://www.law.illinois.edu/pdf/ABA-509-SIR-2014.pdf

Ouch. That is what, at least a 3 point median drop, right?

Correct. The class that entered Fall 2010 had a 167 median LSAT. That's a 7 point drop in 3 years!

I mean they fabricated their numbers in the past and admitted students from the UG without requiring an LSAT.

I believe the 167 that year was accurate though. IIRC, they knowingly reported an inflated median of 168 the year after.

Whatever the case, a remarkable drop nonetheless.

[isuperserial]

Ouch. That is what, at least a 3 point median drop, right?

Correct. The class that entered Fall 2010 had a 167 median LSAT. That's a 7 point drop in 3 years!

I mean they fabricated their numbers in the past and admitted students from the UG without requiring an LSAT.

I believe the 167 that year was accurate though. IIRC, they knowingly reported an inflated median of 168 the year after.

Whatever the case, a remarkable drop nonetheless.

That's pretty crazy, but on the upside it means that I might get a decent scholarship to a school with employment that is not awful. 61% employment with a 23% chance at fedclerk and biglaw? You could do worse with entering numbers like that.

[redsox]

I mean they fabricated their numbers in the past and admitted students from the UG without requiring an LSAT.

I believe the 167 that year was accurate though. IIRC, they knowingly reported an inflated median of 168 the year after.

Whatever the case, a remarkable drop nonetheless.

They should probably just close.

[altoid99]

I mean they fabricated their numbers in the past and admitted students from the UG without requiring an LSAT.

I believe the 167 that year was accurate though. IIRC, they knowingly reported an inflated median of 168 the year after.

Whatever the case, a remarkable drop nonetheless.

They should probably just close.

Eh, one can probably justify a school like Illinois. Kent, SIU, NIU, John Marshall, Loyola, and Depaul, however, should all just go away.