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This week, the American Bar Association published this year's required 509 disclosures—standardized data on admissions, enrollment, scholarships, faculty, and more. We took a look at that data, and here are our early takeaways.

The very first LSAC Volume Summary Report of the cycle just dropped, which means we have our first applicant (and application) data for 2024-2025.

Here are our modeled Top 11 (due to a four-way tie at 8) 2025 U.S. News Rankings. Please note a few things.

We’ve received from multiple universities the new 2024 U.S. News Best College Rankings and have decided to share the top 25.

If you’re wondering what successful E/P essays look like, here are a number of examples, all of which are real essays (with minor anonymizing redactions) from applicants who had highly successful admissions outcomes.

As we have podcasted on before, misinformation in the law school admissions process comes from all directions, and law school admissions consulting firms claiming to be experts (with little or no real admissions experience) are a growing source.

We are thrilled to announce that Mike Burns has joined Spivey Consulting Group as our new Chief Operating Officer and Admissions Consultant!

When will law school applications open for the 2024-2025 admissions cycle? Here's the full list.

In this post, we hope to help you think through the mountain of information and choices out there so that you can set yourself up for a successful application cycle.

We have received many questions about law schools' new life experience/perspective essays (formerly categorized as diversity statements). Here are our answers to the most common ones.

Here are some thoughts and guidelines on how to navigate the use of generative AI tools in your law school application process.

Please note: we will stop accepting submissions for this program on Thursday, June 20, 2024, at 11:59 PM EST.