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Holy crap, Miami's acceptance rate is 49.7%!!! I wonder if that's a typo...
I was wondering about that too. It says they took in about 2300 of 4600. That seems insane. wow...that must be the highest of any T2 school. i would think the numbers would be similar this year too. could mean a further drop in the rankings next year. i mean, if we assume that maybe 10% of future law students are registered at LSN--230 have said they were accepted at Miami so that would mean 2300 were accepted. i would think the percentage of law students registered at LSN is a bit higher though. maybe 15-17%. |
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Mr. Braddock: Would you mind telling me then what those four years of college were for? What was the point of all that hard work?
Ben Braddock: You got me.
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dashrashi
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Holy crap, Miami's acceptance rate is 49.7%!!! I wonder if that's a typo...
I was wondering about that too. It says they took in about 2300 of 4600. That seems insane. wow...that must be the highest of any T2 school. i would think the numbers would be similar this year too. could mean a further drop in the rankings next year. i mean, if we assume that maybe 10% of future law students are registered at LSN--230 have said they were accepted at Miami so that would mean 2300 were accepted. i would think the percentage of law students registered at LSN is a bit higher though. maybe 15-17%. But which 15-17%? I think LSN has a marked selection bias towards the top schools, and especially toward the tippy top. LSN probably captures a higher proportion of the T14-bound than it does everyone else. |
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Villefort
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Holy crap, Miami's acceptance rate is 49.7%!!! I wonder if that's a typo...
I was wondering about that too. It says they took in about 2300 of 4600. That seems insane. wow...that must be the highest of any T2 school. i would think the numbers would be similar this year too. could mean a further drop in the rankings next year. i mean, if we assume that maybe 10% of future law students are registered at LSN--230 have said they were accepted at Miami so that would mean 2300 were accepted. i would think the percentage of law students registered at LSN is a bit higher though. maybe 15-17%. But which 15-17%? I think LSN has a marked selection bias towards the top schools, and especially toward the tippy top. LSN probably captures a higher proportion of the T14-bound than it does everyone else. Most definitely |
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