2013-2014 Admissions Spreadsheets Forum

[lawschool22]

LS22 what did your lsat tracking spreadsheets look like?

You mean for tracking PT scores and whatnot?

[Kimikho]

LS22 what did your lsat tracking spreadsheets look like?

You mean for tracking PT scores and whatnot?

yeah. I imagine your's must have been bombing.

[lawschool22]

LS22 what did your lsat tracking spreadsheets look like?

You mean for tracking PT scores and whatnot?

yeah. I imagine your's must have been bombing.

Surprisingly enough I actually mainly used the 7sage tracker. I figured the analysis on question types, etc. that they could do was a lot better than I could w/ my spreadsheet. I also used the blind review method, so their tracker worked perfectly with that technique.

[Serett]

I started looking through for my own curiosity and figured I might as well press submit for others' and posterity's sake.

01/01/2014 snapshot of means and number of accepted applicants:

Yale: 177/3.95, 2
Harvard: 174/3.87, 82
Stanford: 172/3.88, 9
Columbia: 172/3.7, 11
Chicago: 170/3.68, 4
NYU: 172/3.73, 82
Penn: 170/3.54, 16
UVA: 170/3.65, 31
Berkeley: 173/3.84, 22 (well, someone's making me worry )
Michigan: 167/3.73, 42
Duke: 168/3.78, 77
Northwestern: 170/3.63, 13
Cornell: 169/3.52, 22
Georgetown: 167/3.53, 61

[coolbean2013]

I started looking through for my own curiosity and figured I might as well press submit for others' and posterity's sake.

01/01/2014 snapshot of means and number of accepted applicants:

Yale: 177/3.95, 2
Harvard: 174/3.87, 82
Stanford: 172/3.88, 9
Columbia: 172/3.7, 11
Chicago: 170/3.68, 4
NYU: 172/3.73, 82
Penn: 170/3.54, 16
UVA: 170/3.65, 31
Berkeley: 173/3.84, 22 (well, someone's making me worry )
Michigan: 167/3.73, 42
Duke: 168/3.78, 77
Northwestern: 170/3.63, 13
Cornell: 169/3.52, 22
Georgetown: 167/3.53, 61

Thanks!!

[062914123]

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[bbkk]

I started looking through for my own curiosity and figured I might as well press submit for others' and posterity's sake.

01/01/2014 snapshot of means and number of accepted applicants:

Yale: 177/3.95, 2
Harvard: 174/3.87, 82
Stanford: 172/3.88, 9
Columbia: 172/3.7, 11
Chicago: 170/3.68, 4
NYU: 172/3.73, 82
Penn: 170/3.54, 16
UVA: 170/3.65, 31
Berkeley: 173/3.84, 22 (well, someone's making me worry )
Michigan: 167/3.73, 42
Duke: 168/3.78, 77
Northwestern: 170/3.63, 13
Cornell: 169/3.52, 22
Georgetown: 167/3.53, 61

god those are some high #s

[lawschool22]

I started looking through for my own curiosity and figured I might as well press submit for others' and posterity's sake.

01/01/2014 snapshot of means and number of accepted applicants:

Yale: 177/3.95, 2
Harvard: 174/3.87, 82
Stanford: 172/3.88, 9
Columbia: 172/3.7, 11
Chicago: 170/3.68, 4
NYU: 172/3.73, 82
Penn: 170/3.54, 16
UVA: 170/3.65, 31
Berkeley: 173/3.84, 22 (well, someone's making me worry )
Michigan: 167/3.73, 42
Duke: 168/3.78, 77
Northwestern: 170/3.63, 13
Cornell: 169/3.52, 22
Georgetown: 167/3.53, 61

god those are some high #s

Not a representative sample and all that

[barrelofmonkeys]

also lol @ bee and bbkk talking about the high numbers

>.<

[Serett]

I'm honestly just happy about Michigan's LSAT and Penn's GPA through the spreadsheets so far.

[Kimikho]

also lol @ bee and bbkk talking about the high numbers

>.<

[2x2Matrix]

someone be messing up the sheets - there are so many errors and ref-outs on the analytics pages -_-

[lawschool22]

someone be messing up the sheets - there are so many errors and ref-outs on the analytics pages -_-

Which schools? I don't have enough time to be checking them all

[2x2Matrix]

someone be messing up the sheets - there are so many errors and ref-outs on the analytics pages -_-

Which schools? I don't have enough time to be checking them all

Yale - cell I8 COUNTIF reference is broken, affecting J8:L8

Harvard - a lot of broken references resulting in errors
also might be worth extending the reference ranges - currently 188, which might get exceeded soon?

Duke - broken references for PT stats I27:I30


Thanks for taking the time - I would totally fix these myself but don't have permissions

[lostg4ever]

my average for these schools is 60+ days

[SteelPenguin]

my average for these schools is 60+ days

Lol @ hearing back from schools

[koalacity]

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I think there's an issue with the formulas in the NYU spreadsheet-the median LSAT/GPA fields aren't autofilling after you enter values in the LSAT/GPA fields :/.

[lawschool22]

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I think there's an issue with the formulas in the NYU spreadsheet-the median LSAT/GPA fields aren't autofilling after you enter values in the LSAT/GPA fields :/.

Should be fixed.

[krispymenudo]

my average for these schools is 60+ days

Lol @ hearing back from schools

this.

[koalacity]

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I think there's an issue with the formulas in the NYU spreadsheet-the median LSAT/GPA fields aren't autofilling after you enter values in the LSAT/GPA fields :/.

Should be fixed.

Thanks! That part is working...but somehow the dropdown options (for softs/URM/WE/C&F/decision/etc) are now missing. Ack! And I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news again!

[lawschool22]

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I think there's an issue with the formulas in the NYU spreadsheet-the median LSAT/GPA fields aren't autofilling after you enter values in the LSAT/GPA fields :/.

Should be fixed.

Thanks! That part is working...but somehow the dropdown options (for softs/URM/WE/C&F/decision/etc) are now missing. Ack! And I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news again!

Nope - this is all very helpful! I can't keep track of them all . This should all be fixed now.

[chneyo]

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[chingwoo]

Would it be possible to make a WUSTL spreadsheet? I'm sorry if this has already been brought up. WUSTL has one of the largest if not the largest non t-14 presence during application season.

[Attax]

Would it be possible to make a WUSTL spreadsheet? I'm sorry if this has already been brought up. WUSTL has one of the largest if not the largest non t-14 presence during application season.

I agree. Maybe add Texas, WUSTL, UCLA, and USC?

[Kimikho]

Would it be possible to make a WUSTL spreadsheet? I'm sorry if this has already been brought up. WUSTL has one of the largest if not the largest non t-14 presence during application season.

I agree. Maybe add Texas, WUSTL, UCLA, and USC?

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