Number of June LSAT takers Forum

[Adam Banks]

Has LSAC released the number of takers yet?

[Sourrudedude]

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[LSAT Blog]

Has LSAC released the number of takers yet?

Not yet, but when they do, it'll be posted here:

http://www.lsac.org/lsacresources/data/ ... stered.asp

They usually don't take *too* long to post it after scores are released. I'm curious about this, too, especially given the trend in the past few years.

[ScottRiqui]

Has LSAC released the number of takers yet?

Not yet, but when they do, it'll be posted here:

http://www.lsac.org/lsacresources/data/ ... stered.asp

They usually don't take *too* long to post it after scores are released. I'm curious about this, too, especially given the trend in the past few years.

Any predictions (or guesses)? I wonder if the fact that many of the lower-ranked schools are accepting June scores for admission into the classes starting this fall will have a measurable effect.

[Paul Campos]

23,997. Down nearly 5% from last June. Lowest number since 2001, although given that many more people retake these days because of the changed rules the decline is actually steeper.

Edit: I should have made clear that this is the actual number not an estimate.

[LSAT Blog]

Hey Paul,

I don't see it posted on LSAC's site yet.

Did they give you early access?

In any case, good point about retake policies affecting how we should interpret the decline.

[vuthy]

http://www.thefacultylounge.org/2013/07 ... -2012.html

[Theopliske8711]

It would be a bit more helpful if the first-time takers number was released as well...

[LSAT Blog]

LSAC updated their site, which confirms the number from Paul and The Faculty Lounge link.

It would be a bit more helpful if the first-time takers number was released as well...

Definitely.