Canadian Schools: LSAT and GPA mean

[ouchitburns]

Thought it might be interesting to get a canadian cross section of LSAT and GPA means from the LSAC report:

UVic: LSAT 154, GPA INSF.

Now we can finally figure out which school is best!

[farouk]

I'd love to see U of Wpg's. 

I guess I'll get to find out next cycle.

[gillesthegreat]

U Montreal was insufficient for both. Pretty lame.

[Geo_Storm]

McGill, 158, 3.31.

[hadria]

Where are you guys getting this? I can't find any of this info on the individual Canadian law school pages on LSAC.

[TheCanadian]

I'd love to see U of Wpg's. 

I guess I'll get to find out next cycle.

WOOT U of Winnipeg!...anyway...U of W doesn't have a law program...that's U of Manitoba.

[farouk]

"WOOT U of Winnipeg!...anyway...U of W doesn't have a law program...that's U of Manitoba."

We're talking about the LSAC report for your UG school, not the averages for admitted students to law schools.  At least I think we are.....

[ouchitburns]

if you sign up via lsac (i.e. you want to go to law school in the states) you are given an academic report form once your transcript is accepted. On here is the LSAT distribution for your school, along with LSAT and GPA means if your school has enough applicants.

[nerfco]

UBC is a 156 and a 3.15 gpa.

[FossilJ]

if you sign up via lsac (i.e. you want to go to law school in the states) you are given an academic report form once your transcript is accepted. On here is the LSAT distribution for your school, along with LSAT and GPA means if your school has enough applicants.

Where and how do I find this report?