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The 2013-2014 law school admissions cycle isn’t over yet, but we can already discern a few prominent characteristics that separate this year from years past.

Excited for the new USNWR Law School Rankings coming March 10th, 2015? We will get them March 9th! Follow us on Twitter to see who is at the top and who is falling a day early.https://twitter.com/SpiveyConsult And finally, 51 -100. 51. Baylor University (+3) 51. Penn State University (+13)51. University of Richmond (+2)54. Pepperdine University (+7)54. UC Hastings (-6)54. University of Connecticut (+4)54. University of Nebraska—Lincoln (+7)58. University of Houston (-10)58. University of K

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The top 20 schools, per USNWR 3/10/2014 are: (with +/- from last year) 1. Yale 2. Harvard 3. Stanford** (-1)** 4. Columbia 5. Chicago 6. NYU 7. Penn 8. UVa (-1) 9. Berkeley 10. Duke (+1) 11. Michigan (-1) 12. Northwestern 13. Cornell 14. GULC (+1) 15. Texas 16. UCLA (+1) 17. Vand

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High LSAT score of 2014 ABA applicants with the percent change from last year, as of 2/21/14

We are starting to get a huge number of calls and emails from people who are at their wits end waiting to hear back from law schools. On one such call this morning I said the following, that I want to share with everyone: > From the applicants (or admitted students perspective waiting for merit awards) the wait seems agonizingly long. I understand that –I’d have to be emotionless not to. Outreach to use from anxious prospective students has been off the charts. But from the lens of the dean of

The waiting has begun.

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Our first-ever (and perhaps the only) law school facilities ranking.