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FAQ

Q. How many applications did you receive last year?
A. 1367

Q. How many applicants did you accept?
A. 419

Q. How many students actually enrolled?
A. 148

Q. How many of your first year students are women?
A. 68 or 46% of the first year class.

Q. What is your median LSAT?
A. 156

Q. What is your median GPA?
A. 3.44

Q. What is your percentage of minority students?
A. 15% in the first year class

Q. What is the average age of your students?
A. 23, the range is from 21-43.

Q. Where do your students come from? How many states are represented?
A. 70% of the first year class is from Georgia. The second largest feeder state is Florida, followed by South Carolina and Alabama. A total of 17 states are represented in the first year class.

Q. How many undergraduate schools are represented in your first year class?
A. 63 different undergraduate schools are represented in the first year class.

Q. What is your graduate employment rate?
A. 95% of the Class of 2006 were employed or enrolled in advanced degree programs within six months to nine months of graduation.

Q. What is your bar passage rate?
A. 90.6% of our first time takers passed the Georgia bar exam in July 2006.

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