| Re: Vermont Law School LSAT Scores
Juris Doctor (JD) from Vermont Law School indicates dedication and commitment, not just to the legal profession, but to making an impact through the law. Its core curriculum focuses on legal doctrine and analysis, emphasizes the broader social context of the law, and provides education in the skills and values required for effective law practice.
In 1st year, one will build a foundation for legal study through exposure to basic subjects, the techniques of legal analysis, fundamental legal skills, and perspectives on the origins, function, and development of the legal system. During 2nd and 3rd years, one will use its extensive course catalogue to focus on the issue areas in which one would like to work and lead.
2018 Enrolment Statistics
Total enrolment for Fall 2018 660 students (unduplicated headcount)
Total JD Enrolment 445 students
Masters and LLM Enrolment 205 students
Online-Only Enrolment 113 students (non-JD students)
JD Attrition, 1st Year to 2nd Year 4% (Fall 2016-Fall 2017; 6 students transferred out, 1 student transferred in)
Entering JD Class of 2019 Profile
Number of Applicants 786
Number of Offers 571
Total Class Size 151
JD Traditional 86
JD Accelerated 37
JD Extended 2
JD/Masters 25
JD Reduced Residency 1
GPA/LSAT
75% 3.51 154
50% 3.24 150
25% 2.88 145
Financial Aid
Merit Scholarships Awarded 91%
Average Scholarship Award $22,000
Demographics
Gender 53% Female / 47% Male
Students of Color 31%
Average Age 26
Age Distribution 20-50
States and Territories Represented 38
Countries 3
Educational Background
Undergraduate Institutions 121
Undergraduate Majors 44
Top Majors Political Science, Environmental Sciences, Psychology, Humanities, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Communications, Liberal Arts, International Relations, Biology, Chemistry, Philosophy, International Studies, Business Management, Anthropology
Students with Graduate Degrees 14%
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