site that lists percentage admitted for gpa/lsat ranges Forum

[luckyme]

does anyone have a link?

[luckyme]

bump

[FiveSermon]

Um...lawschoolnumbers? It's either that or the lsac official website.

[luckyme]

Um...lawschoolnumbers? It's either that or the lsac official website.

it's the lsac website but i can't that specific page

[bergg007]

http://officialguide.lsac.org/release/O ... fault.aspx

boom.

[FiveSermon]

Um...lawschoolnumbers? It's either that or the lsac official website.

it's the lsac website but i can't that specific page

http://officialguide.lsac.org/release/O ... fault.aspx

[luckyme]

Um...lawschoolnumbers? It's either that or the lsac official website.

it's the lsac website but i can't that specific page

http://officialguide.lsac.org/release/O ... fault.aspx

i'm there, but there is a page that lists applicants admitted/applicants applied for each gpa/lsat range e.g. 3.0-3.24, 3.25-3.49 etc.

[gbpackerbacker]

Um...lawschoolnumbers? It's either that or the lsac official website.

it's the lsac website but i can't that specific page

http://officialguide.lsac.org/release/O ... fault.aspx

http://officialguide.lsac.org/Release/U ... ALSAT.aspx

[gbpackerbacker]

Um...lawschoolnumbers? It's either that or the lsac official website.

it's the lsac website but i can't that specific page

http://officialguide.lsac.org/release/O ... fault.aspx

i'm there, but there is a page that lists applicants admitted/applicants applied for each gpa/lsat range e.g. 3.0-3.24, 3.25-3.49 etc.

blue box in top left corner?

[luckyme]

that search makes predictions based on data; i'm fairly certain that you can see the actual data somewhere--that's what i'm trying to find

[NorCalBruin]

I don't think so, or that shit would put LSN out of business faster than you can call me susan.

[luckyme]

I don't think so, or that shit would put LSN out of business faster than you can call me susan.

but i saw it somewhere and IT WAS GLORIOUS

edit: it can't put them out of business if no one can find it

[DeeCee]

i'm there, but there is a page that lists applicants admitted/applicants applied for each gpa/lsat range e.g. 3.0-3.24, 3.25-3.49 etc.

blue box in top left corner?

I know exactly what you're talking about. It's in a grid for each school with the ranges you listed above. I have only seen this in a book that my law school advisor had, though, and she said that she did not know where else you could find the information. Hint though: GW posts theirs on their website.

[luckyme]

i'm there, but there is a page that lists applicants admitted/applicants applied for each gpa/lsat range e.g. 3.0-3.24, 3.25-3.49 etc.

blue box in top left corner?

I know exactly what you're talking about. It's in a grid for each school with the ranges you listed above. I have only seen this in a book that my law school advisor had, though, and she said that she did not know where else you could find the information. Hint though: GW posts theirs on their website.

It's on the ABA law school description pdf for each school at the bottom of the second page. not all schools participate.

[DeeCee]

i'm there, but there is a page that lists applicants admitted/applicants applied for each gpa/lsat range e.g. 3.0-3.24, 3.25-3.49 etc.

blue box in top left corner?

I know exactly what you're talking about. It's in a grid for each school with the ranges you listed above. I have only seen this in a book that my law school advisor had, though, and she said that she did not know where else you could find the information. Hint though: GW posts theirs on their website.

It's on the ABA profile pdfs for each school at the bottom of the second page.

SO you found it and that's it? If so, thanks!

[Mickey Quicknumbers]

SO you found it and that's it? If so, thanks!

Yes, that it is, however only about half of the schools actually put it in their profile. It's at the bottom of the school description pdf.

[lsatextreme]

wow where can I view this? This sounds more useful than LSN somehow

[r6_philly]

It's in the ABA profile of each of the law schools. However only 1 school that I am interested in publish this data (Yale). I think all other T14's do not. They want everyone to apply (can't blame them for all the application fees it generates and the lower acceptance rates).