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Below is an actual email that is currently being sent to students in "pre-law societies" at major undergraduate universities. Thoughts?



What: Take a few minutes to learn about Indiana's fourth Law School--located in Fort Wayne: http://law.indianatech.edu/admissions/.

Who: Crystal Ridgley, Director for Law Admissions

Why: Indiana Tech wants YOU!! Indiana Tech needs YOU!! They just admitted their first class last year. As a new school, they are not yet ranked--but are sure to move up quickly. There is much financial aid available to students who have done well as undergraduates. If your numbers are at or above their medians, you are likely to receive an excellent financial aid package. Full tuition is $29,500.

Application is free--expand your horizons!!

LSAT Median: 146
GPA Median: 3.1
Faculty to student ratio an incredible 2.5/1.

When: noon to 1:30, Tuesday, [redacted]
Where: [redacted]

We hope to see you there!!

lawstudent_87 wrote: Faculty to student ratio an incredible 2.5/1.

They're really trying to make lemons shit into lemonade.

I can just imagine that classroom setting: 5 kids and roughly 2 men staring at them ::crickets::


and...what in the..WHO. who would do the early decision binding agreement??!

Indiana's fourth Law School

I love that this is their claim to fame.

LSAT Median: 146

Mother of god.

And from the website:

Unlike larger law schools, you won’t have to wander the halls or worry about getting lost looking for faculty to talk with. If you didn’t get a chance to talk to your professor in class, make sure you stop by his or her office.

Come again? At other schools do we just wander aimlessly hoping to run into the professor instead of going to their office? hahaha

"Small class sizes"

Maybe I can apply to be a professor at that school.

Indiana has such a small market and does NOT need a fourth law school, why...

Jchance wrote:Indiana has such a small market and does NOT need a fourth law school, why...

Because the students at the other three are still wandering the halls looking for faculty to talk to.

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Which of Indiana-Bloomington, Indiana-Indianapolis, Notre Dame, and Valparaiso are they not counting?

Tiago Splitter wrote:Which of Indiana-Bloomington, Indiana-Indianapolis, Notre Dame, and Valparaiso are they not counting?

Nobody counts Valpo in indiana.

jkwo07 wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:Which of Indiana-Bloomington, Indiana-Indianapolis, Notre Dame, and Valparaiso are they not counting?

Nobody counts Valpo in indiana.

I guess when Indiana Tech ignores you it might be time to shut it down.

Here's hoping Dean Alexander sees this thread and makes another appearance.

MistakenGenius wrote:

art&law24 wrote:I can just imagine that classroom setting: 5 kids and roughly 2 men staring at them ::crickets::


and...what in the..WHO. who would do the early decision binding agreement??!

You misunderstood bro. The Faculty to student ratio is 2.5/1.

That's 2 students in a classroom with roughly 5 men staring at them.

hahaha I originally thought that but then was like, "No way is that remotely appealing or plausible"

mushybrain wrote:

Indiana's fourth Law School

I love that this is their claim to fame.

LSAT Median: 146

Mother of god.

And from the website:

Unlike larger law schools, you won’t have to wander the halls or worry about getting lost looking for faculty to talk with. If you didn’t get a chance to talk to your professor in class, make sure you stop by his or her office.

Come again? At other schools do we just wander aimlessly hoping to run into the professor instead of going to their office? hahaha

I missed that part. Truly amazing.

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Quick link to the Indiana Tech thread for anyone else who wanted to take a look: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=195434

No mention of pond cummings in the email?

BigZuck wrote:No mention of pond cummings in the email?

Also, can students transfer out of Indiana Tech?

Tiago Splitter wrote:

jkwo07 wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:Which of Indiana-Bloomington, Indiana-Indianapolis, Notre Dame, and Valparaiso are they not counting?

Nobody counts Valpo in indiana.

I guess when Indiana Tech ignores you it might be time to shut it down.

Here's hoping Dean Alexander sees this thread and makes another appearance.

He'll probably just think TLSers are being vicious again but posting real facts.

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It's A Lion wrote:

BigZuck wrote:No mention of pond cummings in the email?

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... &start=321

Why: Indiana Tech wants YOU!! Indiana Tech needs YOU!! They just admitted their first class last year. As a new school, they are not yet ranked--but are sure to move up quickly. There is much financial aid available to students who have done well as undergraduates. If your numbers are at or above their medians, you are likely to receive an excellent financial aid package. Full tuition is $29,500.

I'll say. I am very curious to know what the numbers for the C/O 2017 will be. LS applicant numbers are still falling fast. The C/O 2016 debuted at 28 students, according to the ITLS site: http://law.indianatech.edu/admissions/consumerinfo/

Their GPA rounding was also a bit generous in their email there.

sighsigh wrote:

Why: Indiana Tech wants YOU!! Indiana Tech needs YOU!! They just admitted their first class last year. As a new school, they are not yet ranked--but are sure to move up quickly. There is much financial aid available to students who have done well as undergraduates. If your numbers are at or above their medians, you are likely to receive an excellent financial aid package. Full tuition is $29,500.

I'll say. I am very curious to know what the numbers for the C/O 2017 will be. LS applicant numbers are still falling fast. The C/O 2016 debuted at 28 students, according to the ITLS site: http://law.indianatech.edu/admissions/consumerinfo/

Their GPA rounding was also a bit generous in their email there.

I think it says something when an academic instution rounds the opposite way. 3.03 somehow becomes 3.1. I guess if 22% of people get jobs they can just round it up to 50% for all intents and purposes.

Gamecubesupreme wrote:Maybe I can apply to be a professor at that school.

Not unless you've written articles about hip-hop and THE LAW.