Entering Class Profile

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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 2009 Entering Class

Enrolled
141
Gender
Female -68Male - 73
Residency
Kentucky - 65%Non-resident - 35%
Ethnic Diversity
6.1%
Highest LSAT Score for the entire entering class
75th % - 157Median - 155.525th % - 152.5
GPA Statistics for the entire entering class
75th % - 3.71Median - 3.4725th % - 3.1
Highest LSAT Score for the Full Time Program
75th % - 159Median - 15725th % - 154
GPA Statistics for the Full Time Program
75th % - 3.75
Median - 3.525th % - 3.15
 Highest LSAT Score for the Part Time Program
 75 % 155Median - 154 25 % - 151 
 GPA Statistics for the Part Time Program
75 % - 3.67 Median - 3.45 25 5 - 3.04 

Undergraduate Schools Represented

University of Alabama
University of Arizona
University of California-Davis
University of California-Irvine
Belmont University
Centre College
College of Charlestown
College of William and Mary
Creighton University
University of The Cumberlands
DePaul University
Earlham College
Eastern Kentucky University
Elmhurst College
Elon University
University of Florida
University of Georgia-Athens
George Washington University
Georgetown College
Georgia Institute of Technology
Hanover College
Indiana University-Bloomington
Indiana University-Southeast
University of Illinois-Urbana
Kalamazoo College
University of Kansas
University of Kentucky
University of Louisville
Marshall University
McGill University
Miami University Oxford
Michigan State University
Middle Tennessee State University
Morehead State University
Murray State University
New York University
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Ohio University
University of Pittsburgh
Providence College
Purdue University
University of Richmond
University of The South
University of South Carolina-Columbia
University of Tennessee-Knoxville
University of Tennessee-Martin
Utah Valley State College
Western Kentucky University
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Xavier University