Survey of Job Outcome and Grades compared to LSAT Score Forum

[Anonymous User]

1) V100

2) 170

3) T14, 3.4, ~top 30%

[Anonymous User]

1) V5

2) 170

3) CCN, 3.8, top ~5%

[jbagelboy]

I love how the categories stipulated were "T14" and "Biglaw," but nearly everyone decided to gratuitously make sure they showed their vault number and specific USNWR range. <3 you TLS rock on

[Anonymous User]

I love how the categories stipulated were "T14" and "Biglaw," but nearly everyone decided to gratuitously make sure they showed their vault number and specific USNWR range. <3 you TLS rock on

OP specifically said "- Big Law OR market-paying boutique (and applicable Vault/NLJ250 range or size of firm)"

[one of anons above]

[just following instructions]

[jbagelboy]

I love how the categories stipulated were "T14" and "Biglaw," but nearly everyone decided to gratuitously make sure they showed their vault number and specific USNWR range. <3 you TLS rock on

OP specifically said "- Big Law OR market-paying boutique (and applicable Vault/NLJ250 range or size of firm)"

[one of anons above]

[just following instructions]

my b then

[Anonymous User]

1. unemployed
2. 175
3. t14 median

[Anonymous User]

1. Big law
2. 169
3. Median at dcng

[Anonymous User]

1. Document Review
2. 171
3. Lower T14, bottom of the barrel

[Anonymous User]

1) V50
2) 168
3) T15-T20; 3.8

[Anonymous User]

1 - V10

2 - 163

3 - 25% for 1L at UVa; probably graduated with median grades, haven't checked.

[Anonymous User]

1) Biglaw
2) 158
3) Was at a T1 (2nd in class) and transferred to T14

[Anonymous User]

1) NYC Biglaw (V50)
2) 158
3) T1 ---> T20 (Top 1/3 at my T1 school when I transferred and got the SA)

[Anonymous User]

1.) V50ish
2.) 171
3.) t-14 top 10 percentish.

[Anonymous User]

V5
165
Top 10% MVP

Just from the people I know, undergrad gpa correlated more with law school gpa than LSAT did

[GOATlawman]

V5
165
Top 10% MVP

Just from the people I know, undergrad gpa correlated more with law school gpa than LSAT did

This is correct IME. Most of the law review kids and other top grades kids were the ones that you're 99.9% sure have been nerd shut ins studying 24/7 their entire life

Most splitters were lazy in college, and tend not to make a 180 in LS. I sure as hell didn't. However, the splitters are still intelligent enough to land somewhere around median even without studying.

I should disclose this was at a school where pretty much everyone felt secure in a positive outcome. Might be different at a school where the situation is more dire

[Anonymous User]

1. Biglaw
2. 179
3. T14 - top ~25%+ (school d/n rank)

[Anonymous User]

1. V50
2. 168
3. T50 - ~33%

[Anonymous User]

DA
166
T50, bottom half

[Anonymous User]

Biglaw (V10 major market)
164
Top 60 school.

[Anonymous User]

- V100
- 171
- Below median at MVP

[Anonymous User]

V5
165
Top 10% MVP

Just from the people I know, undergrad gpa correlated more with law school gpa than LSAT did

This is correct IME. Most of the law review kids and other top grades kids were the ones that you're 99.9% sure have been nerd shut ins studying 24/7 their entire life

Most splitters were lazy in college, and tend not to make a 180 in LS. I sure as hell didn't. However, the splitters are still intelligent enough to land somewhere around median even without studying.

I should disclose this was at a school where pretty much everyone felt secure in a positive outcome. Might be different at a school where the situation is more dire

Lol I got plastered 4 nights a week in college, got a 4.0. Did something similar in law school, but not that extreme. Top 10% at t14. 165/163 on the LSAT, V5 firm. There is just something about knowing how to get top grades. I don't know what it is but whatever it is it definetely translates (at least it did for me and other people I knew) to law school

[fats provolone]

V5
165
Top 10% MVP

Just from the people I know, undergrad gpa correlated more with law school gpa than LSAT did

This is correct IME. Most of the law review kids and other top grades kids were the ones that you're 99.9% sure have been nerd shut ins studying 24/7 their entire life

Most splitters were lazy in college, and tend not to make a 180 in LS. I sure as hell didn't. However, the splitters are still intelligent enough to land somewhere around median even without studying.

I should disclose this was at a school where pretty much everyone felt secure in a positive outcome. Might be different at a school where the situation is more dire

Lol I got plastered 4 nights a week in college, got a 4.0. Did something similar in law school, but not that extreme. Top 10% at t14. 165/163 on the LSAT, V5 firm. There is just something about knowing how to get top grades. I don't know what it is but whatever it is it definetely translates (at least it did for me and other people I knew) to law school

and still bitch enough to post this anon

[Anonymous User]

V10
169
T14, top 25%

[Mal Reynolds]

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[Anonymous User]

1) Biglaw V25 (post-clerkship)
2) 171
3) HYS just outside top 10%