Yeah. The current is not exactly informative: https://law.ucla.edu/~/media/Assets/Cur ... dards.ashxub3r wrote:A great resource, thanks. Though UCLA's cited pdf is from 2008, so I'm not sure about that one.RCSOB657 wrote:ub3r wrote:Thanks. That's roughly what I had in mind.BVest wrote:I've seen elsewhere 1L median at 3.2; coif (graduating 10%) at 3.75.ub3r wrote:wish I knew what median was at my school (UCLA)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_l ... GPA_curves
Plus, while the wiki page is a good source, IME, median GPA is always > target/allowed median class score by .1 or more. Whether that's because of professors trying to push the curve as much as the registrar will let them, because of the actual distribution of grades among students, or some other reason, I don't know.