In measuring potential for admission, the commitee considers many factor such as gender, age, ethnicity, sexual orientation, cultural and geographical backgrounds. It also takes into account the rigor of the applicant's prior academic studies and personal statement, letters of recommendation (particularly those highlighting academic achievement), community service, prior employment, and other activities showing initiative, responsibility and willingness to accept challenges.
Fall 2007 Entering Class
| Division | ||
| Full Time: 126 | Part Time: 42 | |
| Gender | ||
| Female -84 | Male - 84 | |
| Residency | ||
| Kentucky - 63.7 % | Non-resident - 36.3% | |
| Ethnicities | ||
| Total Minorities: 17% | African-American: 14 |
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| Highest LSAT Score for the entire entering class | ||
| 75th % - 159 | Median - 157 | 25th % - 154 |
| GPA Statistics for the entire entering class |
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| 75th % - 3.70 | Median - 3.41 | 25th % - 3.11 |
| Highest LSAT Score for the Full Time Program | ||
| 75th % - 159 | Median - 157 | 25th % - 155 |
| GPA Statistics for the Full Time Program | ||
| 75th % - 3.74 |
Median - 3.42 |
25th % - 3.12 |
States Represented
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California
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Mississippi |
Undergraduate Schools Represented
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Alabama
State University |
North
Carolina State University - Raleigh Ohio State University-Columbus Ohio University Rhodes College San Francisco State University St John's College Stanford University Sullivan University SUNY at Albany SUNY at Stony Brook Center Transylvania University United States Military Academy University of Colorado - Denver University of Dayton University of Florida University of Georgia - Athens University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Kentucky University of Louisville University of Maryland-College Park University of Michigan-Ann Arbor University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill University of North Carolina-Charlotte University of Notre Dame University of South Carolina-Columbia University of Tennessee - Knoxville University of Virginia University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Vanderbilt University Virginia Commonwealth Univ. Acad. Division Wake Forest University Western Kentucky University Wheaton College (Illinois) William Jewell College Wofford College Xavier University |