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Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by eeeeeek » Sat Sep 18, 2010 6:20 am

Simple question: which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by im_blue » Sat Sep 18, 2010 7:02 am

Michigan, Virginia, Penn

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by KMaine » Sat Sep 18, 2010 8:05 am

I know this has been discussed before, but I have to say that I disagree with Michigan. I would say that Michigan is notorious for not dropping their panties for any applicant who meets their numbers threshhold. If you are not a good fit (as they see it), they will not accept you no matter what your numbers are.

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by D. H2Oman » Sat Sep 18, 2010 8:55 am

KMaine wrote:I know this has been discussed before, but I have to say that I disagree with Michigan. I would say that Michigan is notorious for not dropping their panties for any applicant who meets their numbers threshhold. If you are not a good fit (as they see it), they will not accept you no matter what your numbers are.

I've noticed they often drop their panties for 169's......................kinky

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by spondee » Sat Sep 18, 2010 10:17 am

Was wrong.
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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by dbrddr » Sat Sep 18, 2010 10:56 am

according to lawschoolnumbers, last year Michigan waitlisted people with 179/3.97 (a friend of mine), 179/3.79, 176/3.84, 173/3.75, 176/3.86, 173/3.8, 173/3.95, 176/3.62, 174/3.82, 177/3.74, 173/3.73, 173/4, 176/3.6, 176/3.7, 175/3.8, 172/3.94, 177/4.05, 174/3.8, 177/3.71, 175/3.6, 174/3.65, 173/3.79, 173/3.8, 174/3.75, 176/3.92, 175/3.8, 173/3.94, 173/4, 175/3.86, 173/3.91, 178/3.85, 173/4.1, 175/4.04, 176/3.85, 177/3.75, 175/4, 177/3.9, 175/3.97, 175/3.98, 178/3.8, 173/3.95, 175/3.94, 176/3.69, 178/3.71, 176/3.69, 176/4.14, 172/4. And those are only the most egregious cases.

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by Unemployed » Sat Sep 18, 2010 11:23 am

dbrddr wrote:according to lawschoolnumbers, last year Michigan waitlisted people with 179/3.97 (a friend of mine), 179/3.79, 176/3.84, 173/3.75, 176/3.86, 173/3.8, 173/3.95, 176/3.62, 174/3.82, 177/3.74, 173/3.73, 173/4, 176/3.6, 176/3.7, 175/3.8, 172/3.94, 177/4.05, 174/3.8, 177/3.71, 175/3.6, 174/3.65, 173/3.79, 173/3.8, 174/3.75, 176/3.92, 175/3.8, 173/3.94, 173/4, 175/3.86, 173/3.91, 178/3.85, 173/4.1, 175/4.04, 176/3.85, 177/3.75, 175/4, 177/3.9, 175/3.97, 175/3.98, 178/3.8, 173/3.95, 175/3.94, 176/3.69, 178/3.71, 176/3.69, 176/4.14, 172/4. And those are only the most egregious cases.
They just weren't good enough fits for Michigan - these applicants look more like the Yale/Harvard types, and who wants THOSE types muddying the down-to-earth atmosphere of Michigan?

It's all about character, not numbers. :lol:

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by Kohinoor » Sat Sep 18, 2010 11:26 am

spondee wrote:
im_blue wrote:Michigan, Virginia, Penn

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by NayBoer » Sat Sep 18, 2010 11:34 am

If LSN is any indication, Michigan YPs big time.

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by Kohinoor » Sat Sep 18, 2010 1:34 pm

NayBoer wrote:If LSN is any indication, Michigan YPs big time.
Kohinoor wrote:
spondee wrote:
im_blue wrote:Michigan, Virginia, Penn

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by Oban » Sat Sep 18, 2010 1:34 pm

Penn
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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by IAFG » Sat Sep 18, 2010 1:38 pm

KMaine wrote:I know this has been discussed before, but I have to say that I disagree with Michigan. I would say that Michigan is notorious for not dropping their panties for any applicant who meets their numbers threshhold. If you are not a good fit (as they see it), they will not accept you no matter what your numbers are.
I bet the best way to exhibit your fit is pandering to them in a bunch of Mich-tailored essays

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by Cupidity » Sat Sep 18, 2010 1:49 pm

Boston College. Many were accepted there with LARGE scholarships after being waitlisted with above 75% #'s.

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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by clintonius » Sat Sep 18, 2010 1:54 pm

Kohinoor wrote:
NayBoer wrote:If LSN is any indication, Michigan YPs big time.
Kohinoor wrote:
spondee wrote:
im_blue wrote:Michigan, Virginia, Penn
for the clueless: kohinoor is funny.


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Re: Which law schools are notorious for yield protection?

Post by hijodehombre » Sat Sep 18, 2010 5:10 pm

Hastings

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