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A guest poster combined the spreadsheets from the 2012-2020 PrawfsBlawg "entry level hiring report" series and did a post based on the results which he then gave us permission to blog.

We don't have final May LSAT Flex numbers yet, but 2019-2020 is going to be down in both total registrants and first timers compared to last year.

A one-minute message for anyone graduating and heading out into the world.

Too few applicants know this — this is actually what starting salaries look like for those right out of law school.

Early in my admissions career, a former boss of mine would often use the following Niels Bohr quote when speaking of law school admissions: “prediction is difficult, especially when it involves the future.”

A few quick updates we wanted to share.

I wanted to answer a few questions our podcast raised that we apologize if we did not answer or were not clear about.

We posed this question on Twitter.

We will have an update on how we project things will unfold by May 4th.

June 2020 LSAT registration has officially closed, and we wanted to take a quick look at some registration volume.

As we look further into the summer and fall at the possible ways our world could change in the face of continued social distancing, we are receiving more and more questions about deferring admission to law school for a year.

We hope everyone is safe and healthy — it's been a crazy couple of months for the world.