Median LSAT @ Your UG Forum

[jetsfan1]

To be clear, they would most likely use the LCM on the LSAC Report for a school they have very little experience with or knowledge of, to gain some intelligence on that school. When I first started admissions I had never heard of Transylvania University in Lexington KY and the schools median LSAT was noteworthy such that we started recruiting there.

In the big picture of admissions, I think everyone is correct that this is a pretty minor statistic. At schools where there are faculty admissions committees, though, this might come into play a bit more.

Ah thanks for clearing that up!

[ms9]

To be clear, they would most likely use the LCM on the LSAC Report for a school they have very little experience with or knowledge of, to gain some intelligence on that school. When I first started admissions I had never heard of Transylvania University in Lexington KY and the schools median LSAT was noteworthy such that we started recruiting there.

In the big picture of admissions, I think everyone is correct that this is a pretty minor statistic. At schools where there are faculty admissions committees, though, this might come into play a bit more.

Ah thanks for clearing that up!

I imagine I was a bit unclear in my thread but I don't even want to read through my posts to find the exact wording

[banjo]

I can't believe Harvard is only a 166. Enjoy Fordham Law, Harvard kids. #stillbitter

ETA: I see mine on the spreadsheet already.

[paranoia4ya]

Plymouth State University

147-148 median

[aresdude]

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[paranoia4ya]

My school has insufficient data to report the median but I can see that 20% of people from my school are 95th percentile and up and 50% of people are 85th percentile and up.

Not too bad to have 1/5 of people top 5% and 1/2 people top 15%.

You just reported the median.

[Bobnoxious]

Holy hell! I knew I went to a (insert expletive + insulting adjective) school, but DAMN! 145 & 3.14? That blows dead goats.