Emory Law At a Glance


Student Body Profile

For the 2011-2012 academic year

Total students enrolled

811

Gender

Male—43%, Female—57%

Ethnicity

27% from underrepresented groups
Asian—11%
Hispanic—8%
African American—5%
Multiracial—3%
American Indian—1%

Geographic regions represented

South (Non-Georgia)—43%
Georgia—18%
Northeast—18%
Midwest—10%
West/Southwest—8%
Unknown—3%

Class of 2014 Profile

Applicants

3,951

Enrolled

246

Median LSAT

165

Median GPA

3.70

25th-75th percentile LSAT

159-166

25th-75th percentile GPA

3.40—3.79

Gender

Male—58%, Female—42%

Ethnicity

39% from underrepresented groups
Asian American—16%
Hispanic American—7%
African American—3%
Multiracial—3%

Geographic regions represented

South (Non-Georgia)—44%
Georgia—19%
Northeast—13%
West/Southwest—10%
Midwest—9%
Unknown—5%

Class of 2010 Employment Report


As of June 2011

Total 2010 graduates reported employed or enrolled in a full-time degree program nine months after graduation—90%

Type of employment

Law firm—58%
Business and industry—8%
Judicial clerkships—12%

Government—11%
Public interest organizations—8%
Academic—2%
Military—1%

Salary information
(Median)

Law firms (501+)—$160,000
Law firms  (251-500)—$135,000
Law firms  (101-250)$125,000
Law firms  (51-100)$88,000
Law firms  (26-50)$80,000
Law firms  (11-25)$49,250
Law firms  (2-10)$51,000
Judicial clerkships$56,000
Government—$51,226
Public interest—$34,560
Business or industry—$76,110
Military—$58,000

Academic
—$58,725

Geographic distribution

Georgia—38%
Middle Atlantic (NY, NJ, PA)—19%
South Atlantic (DC, FL, MD, SC, NC, VA)—20%
West South Central (AR, LA, TX)—5%
Pacific (CA)—5%
East South Central (AL, TN)—3%
New England (CT, MA, MA)—2%
East North Central (IL, IN, MI, OH)—5%
West North Central—1%
International—2%