GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Standard 509 Information Report

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1 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY - 07 Standard 509 Information Report 600 New Jersey Ave, NW Phone: Website: ABA Approved Since 94 The Basics Type of school Private 07 First Year Class (Oct 6th 06-Oct 5th 07) 07 Application deadline 3//8 Application fee $85 Financial aid deadline 03/0/08 Academic Calendar Term Months students may begin studying law Months the Law school confers degrees # of credit hours required to earn the JD 85 Total # of credit hours to be taken in required courses First Year courses 30 Upper-level courses 0 Curricular Offerings Typical first-year section size, excluding all small sections taught by full-time faculty Number of course titles,beyond the first year curricular,offered last year Number of upper division class room course sections with an enrollement : Semester August May, October, February Under to to to Number of seats available in law clinics last year Number of field placements positions filled last year Number of seats available in simulation courses Completed Applications 8808 Offers of Admission 9 Acceptance Rate (Percent) 6.0% Enrollees from Applicant pool 560 Enrollment rate from Completed Applications 6.36% Enrollment rate from Offers of Admission 4.44% Other first-year enrollees Total in First-year class 58 LSAT 75th Percentile 68 50th Percentile 67 5th Percentile 6 # not included in LSAT calculations 0 UGPA 75th Percentile th Percentile th Percentile 3.5 # not included in UGPA calculations 0 Faculty Resources Full-time faculty members Male Female Other Minority Total Non-full-time faculty Total GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

2 J.D Enrollment as of October 5th 07 L L 3L Total T M W O T M W O T M W O T Hispanics of any race American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Two or More Races Total Minority White Nonresident Alien Race and Ethnicity Unknown Total Tuition and Fees Resident Non-Resident Full-Time $ 59,850 $ 59,850 Part-Time $ 40,630 $ 40,630 J.D. Degrees Awarded Hispanics of any race 38 American Indian or Alaska Native 3 Asian 58 Black or African American 4 Living Expenses Estimated Living Expenses for singles Living on Campus $ 8,750 Living Off Campus $ 8,750 Living At Home $ 8,750 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 4 Two or More Races 6 Total Minority 50 White 386 Nonresident Alien 39 Race and Ethnicity Unknown 98 Total 673 Conditional Scholarships The school does not award scholarships that may be reduced or eliminated based on law school academic performance other than failure to maintain good academic standing. Therefore, the school does not complete a 'conditional scholarship retention chart.' Grants and Scholarships Total Full Time Part Time # % # % # % Total # of students,964 00, Total # receiving grants,093 56, Less than / tuition Half to full tuition Full tuition More than full tuition th Percentile grant 50th Percentile grant $ 3,500 $ 0,60 $ 0,00 $ 7,500 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

3 5th Percentile grant $ 5,000 $ 4, Non-Transfer Attrition 06-07** L L 3L L/3L T M W O % T M W O T M W O % Hispanics of any race American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Two or More Races Total Minority White Nonresident Alien Race and Ethnicity Unknown Total **The attrition percentages are measured against enrollment reported in the 06 AQ. Attrition for Ls is measured against the JD enrollment in the 06 AQ. Attrition for Ls and 3Ls is combined and measured against the total enrollment of JD, JD3, and JD4 in the 06 AQ. Transfers L Transfers Out 3 Transfers In* 05 75th Percentile L GPA th Percentile L GPA th Percentile L GPA 3.56 *GPA Percentiles provided if School has or more transfers in Schools from which Students Transferred (for schools matriculating more than 5 transfer students) AMERICAN UNIV WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF # of Transfer Students BOSTON COLLEGE SCHOOL BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BROOKLYN SCHOOL CALIFORNIA WESTERN SCH OF CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY CHARLESTON SCHOOL OF 3 CHARLOTTE SCHOOL OF CHICAGO-KENT COLLEGE OF CITY UNIV OF NEW YORK SCHOOL OF DEPAUL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF FLORIDA COASTAL SCHOOL OF GEORGE MASON, ANTONIN SCALIA SCHOOL GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY--MAURICE A. DEANE SOL LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHOOL OF MICHIGAN STATE UNIV COLLEGE OF NEW YORK SCHOOL 3 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 4 3 OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF 3 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

4 RUTGERS SCHOOL SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF SEATTLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF 3 SOUTH TEXAS COLLEGE OF HOUSTON SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL 5 SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA 3 THE FLORIDA STATE UNIV COLLEGE OF THE JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO COLLEGE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF TOURO CLG, JACOB D. FUCHSBERG CENTER TULANE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 4 U OF LOUISVILLE BRANDEIS SCHOOL OF U OF MD FRANCIS KING CAREY SCHOOL OF UCONN SCHOOL OF UNIV AT BUFFALO SCHOOL OF, SUNY NY UNIV OF CALIF HASTINGS COLL OF THE UNIV OF DENVER STURM COLLEGE OF UNIV OF SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-DAVIS UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COLLEGE OF UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO 3 4 UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 4 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

5 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL WHITTIER SCHOOL WILLIAM AND MARY SCHOOL 5 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

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