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GULC class size confusion
I'm confused about some law school transparency numbers related to GULC. If you look at the job trend info http://www.lstscorereports.com/schools/ ... ends/2013/ it looks like there 645 graduates in 2013, but if you look at the key stats tab, there were never even 600 entering L1s since 2010. Where did the other the additional graduates come from? It's not the part-time people, because those seem to be included as L1s at LST. They list 544 for the 2013 entering class, and GULC lists 546 including part-time in their own website http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admission ... eneral.cfm. Given that there should be at least some attrition for every class, why is there a higher number? Someone more knowledgeable than me know?
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Re: GULC class size confusion
Transfers..gulc will take anyoneAnonymous User wrote:I'm confused about some law school transparency numbers related to GULC. If you look at the job trend info http://www.lstscorereports.com/schools/ ... ends/2013/ it looks like there 645 graduates in 2013, but if you look at the key stats tab, there were never even 600 entering L1s since 2010. Where did the other the additional graduates come from? It's not the part-time people, because those seem to be included as L1s at LST. They list 544 for the 2013 entering class, and GULC lists 546 including part-time in their own website http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admission ... eneral.cfm. Given that there should be at least some attrition for every class, why is there a higher number? Someone more knowledgeable than me know?
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Paul Campos
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Re: GULC class size confusion
Transfers into GULC:
2010: 61
2011: 71
2012: 85
2013: 122
2014: ???
2010: 61
2011: 71
2012: 85
2013: 122
2014: ???
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Re: GULC class size confusion
Well that makes sense in terms of numbers, but what's the rationale for accepting more transfers?
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arklaw13
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Re: GULC class size confusion
$$$ without worrying about us news rankingsAnonymous User wrote:Well that makes sense in terms of numbers, but what's the rationale for accepting more transfers?
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Mal Reynolds
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Re: GULC class size confusion
122?? LOLOLOLOLPaul Campos wrote:Transfers into GULC:
2010: 61
2011: 71
2012: 85
2013: 122
2014: ???
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baal hadad
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Re: GULC class size confusion
Ljl broMal Reynolds wrote:122?? LOLOLOLOLPaul Campos wrote:Transfers into GULC:
2010: 61
2011: 71
2012: 85
2013: 122
2014: ???
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Re: GULC class size confusion
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