A look at the law schools of the South, based on our ATL Insider Survey.
The number of top LSAT scorers who actually apply to law school is declining. What does that mean for the people who are still trying to go to law school?
Want the backstory on these uncomfortable-looking couches? Last week, we asked our readers to submit possible captions for this photo. Readers then voted on the finalists, and now it’s time to announce the winner of our most recent caption contest….
Yesterday, we brought you a story about the plight of UGA Law students who were still jonesing for their grades. After having received a number of comments, emails, tweets, and Facebook messages, it seems like the moral of the story for rising 2Ls and 3Ls at UGA Law (and at every other law school) is…
Well, it’s the middle of June, and it seems that some law students are still waiting for their grades. As we know from past discussion of the issue, this is a fairly common practice. The only problem with it is that it keeps law students fiending for their last grade like a crack addict searching…
| Student | Alumni | |
|---|---|---|
| Academics | B+ | A |
| Practical/Clinical Training | B | C |
| Career Counseling | C+ | B |
| Financial Aid Advising | B+ | B+ |
| Social Life | B+ | A+ |
| School Funded | 1.30% | |
| Large Firm | 16.60% | |
| Federal Clerkships | 7.40% | |
| Government | 8.37% | |
| Public Interest | 6.61% | |
| Tuition | $15,862/$33,284 | |
| Total Investment ? | $126,671/$191,731 | |
| LSAT (25/75) | 162/166 | |
| GPA (25/75) | 3.40/3.80 | |

“Although all applicants are technically ‘different’ the same way snowflakes are different, the majority do not submit a diversity statement…” – Paul Rollins Associate Dean for Student Affairs, UGA Law
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