UGA c/o 2019 Applicants (2015-2016) Forum

[soccerchick]

the 509 is up, 25th percentile lsat to a 156......wow

On which year?? I'm looking at the 2014 report and it says 158!

[Maplesyrup]

the 509 is up, 25th percentile lsat to a 156......wow

On which year?? I'm looking at the 2014 report and it says 158!

right but for 2015 it has dropped to a 156 the link won't post but its on their website.

[Maplesyrup]

i think the rest of them will be out on the 15th, will be interesting to see how gsu and emory hold up. my money is on emory seeing a dip.

[bdb90]

Considering Emory has held an LSAT median of 165 throughout the entirety of the downturn in applications, I don't think Emory will see much of a drop in numbers, if one at all.

[Maplesyrup]

Considering Emory has held an LSAT median of 165 throughout the entirety of the downturn in applications, I don't think Emory will see much of a drop in numbers, if one at all.

their median has been out for months so we know that it held but i was talking about their 25th.. 2012: 161 2013: 157 2014: 158 i would call the four point drop between 2012 and 2013 pretty drastic regardless of whether or not it affected the median. so i don't think you can really say that their numbers are in any way immune from the affects of the drop in applicants.

[bdb90]

Considering Emory has held an LSAT median of 165 throughout the entirety of the downturn in applications, I don't think Emory will see much of a drop in numbers, if one at all.

their median has been out for months so we know that it held but i was talking about their 25th.. 2012: 161 2013: 157 2014: 158 i would call the four point drop between 2012 and 2013 pretty drastic regardless of whether or not it affected the median. so i don't think you can really say that their numbers are in any way immune from the affects of the drop in applicants.

I think that we could both agree that Emory is clearly more immune than UGA, considering the fact that Emory and UGA had the same median LSAT for the entering class in fall 2011 and now UGA's median is 162. It is interesting that Emory's 25th is the same as UGA's, at least last year, but the reason that I don't see Emory's drop in 25th as big of a deal as UGA's is because of the fact that Emory obviously does not admit very many candidates at that LSAT range, since their median has not dropped.

[Maplesyrup]

Considering Emory has held an LSAT median of 165 throughout the entirety of the downturn in applications, I don't think Emory will see much of a drop in numbers, if one at all.

their median has been out for months so we know that it held but i was talking about their 25th.. 2012: 161 2013: 157 2014: 158 i would call the four point drop between 2012 and 2013 pretty drastic regardless of whether or not it affected the median. so i don't think you can really say that their numbers are in any way immune from the affects of the drop in applicants.

I think that we could both agree that Emory is clearly more immune than UGA, considering the fact that Emory and UGA had the same median LSAT for the entering class in fall 2011 and now UGA's median is 162. It is interesting that Emory's 25th is the same as UGA's, at least last year, but the reason that I don't see Emory's drop in 25th as big of a deal as UGA's is because of the fact that Emory obviously does not admit very many candidates at that LSAT range, since their median has not dropped.

we know that at least 1 in 4 matriculants is at or below that lsat range.

166 166 166 166 166 165 165 165 165 165 165 158 158 158 158 120 120 120 120 120

in the distribution above emory could have 45% of its class at and below the 25th percentile in order to maximize revenue by charging reverse splitters close to sticker price while still maintaining a 165 median.

it would make sense for uga to do the same thing. and since emory has a larger class size than uga, it is more likely than not that they actually have more students with a lsat score of equal to or less than 158 than uga.

[nacogdoches]

Considering Emory has held an LSAT median of 165 throughout the entirety of the downturn in applications, I don't think Emory will see much of a drop in numbers, if one at all.

their median has been out for months so we know that it held but i was talking about their 25th.. 2012: 161 2013: 157 2014: 158 i would call the four point drop between 2012 and 2013 pretty drastic regardless of whether or not it affected the median. so i don't think you can really say that their numbers are in any way immune from the affects of the drop in applicants.

I think that we could both agree that Emory is clearly more immune than UGA, considering the fact that Emory and UGA had the same median LSAT for the entering class in fall 2011 and now UGA's median is 162. It is interesting that Emory's 25th is the same as UGA's, at least last year, but the reason that I don't see Emory's drop in 25th as big of a deal as UGA's is because of the fact that Emory obviously does not admit very many candidates at that LSAT range, since their median has not dropped.

we know that at least 1 in 4 matriculants is at or below that lsat range.

166 166 166 166 166 165 165 165 165 165 165 158 158 158 158 120 120 120 120 120

in the distribution above emory could have 45% of its class at and below the 25th percentile in order to maximize revenue by charging reverse splitters close to sticker price while still maintaining a 165 median.

it would make sense for uga to do the same thing. and since emory has a larger class size than uga, it is more likely than not that they actually have more students with a lsat score of equal to or less than 158 than uga.

This sort of data may actually be available starting with next year's 509s. See: This ABA Memo.

[Maplesyrup]

wow thats very interesting thanks for that.

URM applicants would be negatively affected by a chart like that and thats probably the argument law schools will use to shoot it down.

[nacogdoches]

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[OLitch]

Considering Emory has held an LSAT median of 165 throughout the entirety of the downturn in applications, I don't think Emory will see much of a drop in numbers, if one at all.

their median has been out for months so we know that it held but i was talking about their 25th.. 2012: 161 2013: 157 2014: 158 i would call the four point drop between 2012 and 2013 pretty drastic regardless of whether or not it affected the median. so i don't think you can really say that their numbers are in any way immune from the affects of the drop in applicants.

I think that we could both agree that Emory is clearly more immune than UGA, considering the fact that Emory and UGA had the same median LSAT for the entering class in fall 2011 and now UGA's median is 162. It is interesting that Emory's 25th is the same as UGA's, at least last year, but the reason that I don't see Emory's drop in 25th as big of a deal as UGA's is because of the fact that Emory obviously does not admit very many candidates at that LSAT range, since their median has not dropped.

I bet Emory will see a drop in their ranking soon. They should keep their bar passage rates up.

[Maplesyrup]

Considering Emory has held an LSAT median of 165 throughout the entirety of the downturn in applications, I don't think Emory will see much of a drop in numbers, if one at all.

their median has been out for months so we know that it held but i was talking about their 25th.. 2012: 161 2013: 157 2014: 158 i would call the four point drop between 2012 and 2013 pretty drastic regardless of whether or not it affected the median. so i don't think you can really say that their numbers are in any way immune from the affects of the drop in applicants.

I think that we could both agree that Emory is clearly more immune than UGA, considering the fact that Emory and UGA had the same median LSAT for the entering class in fall 2011 and now UGA's median is 162. It is interesting that Emory's 25th is the same as UGA's, at least last year, but the reason that I don't see Emory's drop in 25th as big of a deal as UGA's is because of the fact that Emory obviously does not admit very many candidates at that LSAT range, since their median has not dropped.

I bet Emory will see a drop in their ranking soon. They should keep their bar passage rates up.

the change in how school funded jobs are reported will also have an affect on this.

[The Abyss]

Accepted today via email!

[cbowen11]

Accepted today via email!

When did you go complete?

[The Abyss]

Accepted today via email!

When did you go complete?

Submitted Saturday night, went complete on Monday.

[cbowen11]

That was fast! Must have been a shoe in. RD?

[The Abyss]

That was fast! Must have been a shoe in. RD?

Yeah, RD.

[throw12345]

when u guys say it went complete do u guys mean ur status says "your file is being reviewed"? Mine doesnt say complete but it says your file is under committee review, and it has been saying this ever since i applied 11/9.

[The Abyss]

when u guys say it went complete do u guys mean ur status says "your file is being reviewed"? Mine doesnt say complete but it says your file is under committee review, and it has been saying this ever since i applied 11/9.

Yeah, UGA's checker never said complete but it's complete when the boxes at the bottom are checked and you go under review.

[kylethedog]

Just submitted. Let the wait begin!

[The Abyss]

Do scholarship offers come via mail or email?

[calilaw33]

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[law_dawg18]

checkmarks all over and "under review" for this guy as of 12/2

[Sweetneers]

Edit: Dinged via email.

[GApeach1]

Just submitted application this afternoon, hoping to stay in GA for LS