LSAT Administrations Going Up? Forum

[Veil of Ignorance]

I'm going to be applying in the Fall of 2017, and wondering how much, if at all, applications and high LSAT scores will be going up in just this year. I read somewhere on here that the December LSAT administrations went up by like 15%, but I haven't seen that number anywhere official. Does anyone know about that supposed increase, or about LSAT distributions/ applicant increases generally?

[arthrod]

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[zeglo]

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[WamBamThankYouMaam]

Here's the official LSAC site. It doesn't have December data yet.

http://www.lsac.org/lsacresources/data/ ... ministered

Good Twitter to follow:

https://twitter.com/SpiveyConsult

Spivey posted on twitter and on reddit that compared to this point last year, applications are down and high scores are way down.

[Veil of Ignorance]

Here's the official LSAC site. It doesn't have December data yet.

http://www.lsac.org/lsacresources/data/ ... ministered

Good Twitter to follow:

https://twitter.com/SpiveyConsult

Spivey posted on twitter and on reddit that compared to this point last year, applications are down and high scores are way down.

Spivey might just be the first Twitter account I follow. Then I'll finally be a true millennial.

Also, that's interesting and surprising about applications this year. Hopefully it'll trend that way for a few years...

[incognito_mode13]

Here's the official LSAC site. It doesn't have December data yet.

http://www.lsac.org/lsacresources/data/ ... ministered

Good Twitter to follow:

https://twitter.com/SpiveyConsult

Spivey posted on twitter and on reddit that compared to this point last year, applications are down and high scores are way down.

Spivey might just be the first Twitter account I follow. Then I'll finally be a true millennial.

Also, that's interesting and surprising about applications this year. Hopefully it'll trend that way for a few years...

Yep I'm applying F 2018 and hoping my score doesn't depreciate

[ms9]

LSAT December test-takers were up 15.3%. But you'd long know this if you followed me on twitter

[RamTitan]

Spivey complied this into a very helpful table - http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/2016-2 ... 12-9-2016/

However, it seems too early to make any inferences (which could explain why law schools have been sending out fewer admission decisions this year, with the hopes of more high scorers applying after the December LSAT).