ljalba wrote:makingthemove wrote:Added UT median from the texas law school day info.
I’m pretty sure that was last year’s since they mentioned they weren’t releasing this year’s until the end of October.
You could be right, sorry!
ljalba wrote:makingthemove wrote:Added UT median from the texas law school day info.
I’m pretty sure that was last year’s since they mentioned they weren’t releasing this year’s until the end of October.
clueless801 wrote:NYU 25th% LSAT is 167 - they released that info in their webinar from Thursday. I changed it on the spreadsheet. IDK how to link an image for proof but I have a screenshot of the webinar if anyone wants it.
porzingis3 wrote:clueless801 wrote:NYU 25th% LSAT is 167 - they released that info in their webinar from Thursday. I changed it on the spreadsheet. IDK how to link an image for proof but I have a screenshot of the webinar if anyone wants it.
Yup 167/169/171
clueless801 wrote:porzingis3 wrote:clueless801 wrote:NYU 25th% LSAT is 167 - they released that info in their webinar from Thursday. I changed it on the spreadsheet. IDK how to link an image for proof but I have a screenshot of the webinar if anyone wants it.
Yup 167/169/171
I actually have 167/169/170 and 3.7/3.8/3.9...
SolemnMan wrote:clueless801 wrote:porzingis3 wrote:clueless801 wrote:NYU 25th% LSAT is 167 - they released that info in their webinar from Thursday. I changed it on the spreadsheet. IDK how to link an image for proof but I have a screenshot of the webinar if anyone wants it.
Yup 167/169/171
I actually have 167/169/170 and 3.7/3.8/3.9...
What about their class size? Is 429 wrong?
twiix wrote:that LSAT gap between Columbia and NYU is yuuuuuuuge. T5 is the new T6 imo
rowdy wrote:twiix wrote:that LSAT gap between Columbia and NYU is yuuuuuuuge. T5 is the new T6 imo
Everything comes at a price. Look at the GPA gap.
Jack_Kelly wrote:LSAT seems to get priority in determining ranking.
icechicken wrote:Jack_Kelly wrote:LSAT seems to get priority in determining ranking.
For US News rankings, LSAT (and GRE!) medians are worth 12.5% of a school's score and GPA is worth 10%. So there is probably a slight bias towards LSAT-heavy schools (although this depends on what exact indices USNWR is using internally, which we can only guess at).
https://www.usnews.com/education/best-g ... ethodology
appind wrote:is it 12.5% for each of LSAT and GRE or half that? it's not clear how they'd categorize candidate who has both LSAT and GRE reported for the purpose of calculating LSAT and GRE medians. does it mean the school may choose only one of two scores to include in median computation and ignore the other (if that's below their medians)? or if the candidate included both, then they have to compute medians based on both?
EnglishApplicant2017 wrote:I was at a Columbia admissions information sessions today and they gave out some literature including the entering class profile.
The number are correct as September 8th 2017.
LSAT 25th: 169
LSAT median: 171
LSAT 75th: 173
LSAT average,(presumably the mean) - 170
GPA - 25th 3.56
Median: 3.7
75th: 3.81
GPA average: 3.67
5829 applicants
Admitted: 20.4%
Total enrolled students: 390
Facelessgod wrote:Really curious to see what Cornell's medians end up being - especially given the surprised posts in the 2020 applications thread for Cornell regarding GPA as well as them holding out on reporting for this long. Do they usually wait this late to report their medians?
Rigo wrote:Facelessgod wrote:Really curious to see what Cornell's medians end up being - especially given the surprised posts in the 2020 applications thread for Cornell regarding GPA as well as them holding out on reporting for this long. Do they usually wait this late to report their medians?
October 7th isn't late at all. Be prepared to possibly wait until December.
Facelessgod wrote:Rigo wrote:Facelessgod wrote:Really curious to see what Cornell's medians end up being - especially given the surprised posts in the 2020 applications thread for Cornell regarding GPA as well as them holding out on reporting for this long. Do they usually wait this late to report their medians?
October 7th isn't late at all. Be prepared to possibly wait until December.
I see, I didn't realize the deadline was December. Let me rephrase my question - is Cornell usually one of the last schools among the ~T14 to submit/report their medians?
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