“There are really two sides to these numbers," Dave Killoran, chief executive officer of PowerScore Test Preparation, told Law.com in an email Tuesday. “On the law school side, they have to be concerned because you never want to start a cycle slowly," however, “fewer applicants means lessened competition for each space.”
October 14, 2022 at 03:21 PM
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Last year’s law school admission cycle started out with a bang but petered out to a whimper by the end. So far, this cycle is starting with a whisper.
At the end of the cycle, applicants for 2022 ended up being 0.4% fewer than they were in 2020 after significantly beating 2020 numbers and then steadily narrowing that gap throughout the cycle. This cycle is opening with a 3.2% decrease in applicants compared with two years ago, according to Oct. 12 Law School Admission Council data.
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