You have to do your research to find it, but I believe the numbers were:suits00 wrote:Does Rutgers-Camden disclose the Fall 2011 Entering Class Profile?
Thanks for the info.!mrtoren wrote:You have to do your research to find it, but I believe the numbers were:suits00 wrote:Does Rutgers-Camden disclose the Fall 2011 Entering Class Profile?
LSAT lower quartile/upper quartile: 157/161
LSAT median: 160
GPA lower quartile/upper quartile: 3.1/3.6
Median GPA: 3.4
I depended on other members with USNWR subscriptions since Camden seems technologically challenged.
It sounds like Camden's only hope is for Rutgers to be able to selectively implement certain parts of the recommendations. If it comes down to Camden v. Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, the former will be severed. Its disgusting that George Norcross has this much power...the average New Jerseyan doesn't want this by a margin of 2.5 to 1. However, he has the right friends in the right places to railroad this thing through.tmgarvey wrote:FYI, the Rutgers Board of Governors just passed a resolution that all Rutgers-Camden students enrolled as of 2012-13 academic year will graduate, no matter what happens, with a Rutgers degree.
I'm listening to the recording of the BOG meeting, and it sounds as if, as of now, they are opposed to any merger of Rutgers-Camden with Rowan, or dividing Rutgers-Camden from Rutgers University. It's all being worded very carefully, but they certainly don't seem to think it's anything they want.
I think you made the right decision.mrtoren wrote:It sounds like Camden's only hope is for Rutgers to be able to selectively implement certain parts of the recommendations. If it comes down to Camden v. Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, the former will be severed. Its disgusting that George Norcross has this much power...the average New Jerseyan doesn't want this by a margin of 2.5 to 1. However, he has the right friends in the right places to railroad this thing through.tmgarvey wrote:FYI, the Rutgers Board of Governors just passed a resolution that all Rutgers-Camden students enrolled as of 2012-13 academic year will graduate, no matter what happens, with a Rutgers degree.
I'm listening to the recording of the BOG meeting, and it sounds as if, as of now, they are opposed to any merger of Rutgers-Camden with Rowan, or dividing Rutgers-Camden from Rutgers University. It's all being worded very carefully, but they certainly don't seem to think it's anything they want.
The guarantee of the Rutgers name on my diploma has sealed my attendance though. I just hope I'm not part of the last class.
Not yet, either add me (Michael Toren; Illinois State University) or send me your name in a PM. Let's get it going.Jk47 wrote:So, has anyone made a Facebook group for our class yet?
All of the entering students will get Rutgers degrees and that's all that matters. I'm loving the fact that this is scaring off a bunch of the students especially the overqualified ones staying here solely for the in-state tuition...rs88 wrote:For all of those looking at Rutgers-Camden, be aware that there is a good chance that it will be merging with Rowan University. This includes the law school. It will turn into Rowan Law School. I do not attend Rutgers-Camden, but several friends do and are seriously concerned about how that could potentially affect their job prospects. Just make sure you do your research.
+1oleosmirf wrote:All of the entering students will get Rutgers degrees and that's all that matters. I'm loving the fact that this is scaring off a bunch of the students especially the overqualified ones staying here solely for the in-state tuition...rs88 wrote:For all of those looking at Rutgers-Camden, be aware that there is a good chance that it will be merging with Rowan University. This includes the law school. It will turn into Rowan Law School. I do not attend Rutgers-Camden, but several friends do and are seriously concerned about how that could potentially affect their job prospects. Just make sure you do your research.
Grats!MarcusAurelius wrote:just got my acceptance letter today via email. i will be commuting from collingswood this fall
The merger may have had something to do with it. Newark stayed put while Camden dropped significantly lower.mrtoren wrote:Our school just got shat on in the rankings. Michigan State, which didn't even report employment at graduation, was notably higher despite similar salaries. Merger bias? Under-the-table payments?
Let the speculation begin.
MarcusAurelius wrote:The merger may have had something to do with it. Newark stayed put while Camden dropped significantly lower.mrtoren wrote:Our school just got shat on in the rankings. Michigan State, which didn't even report employment at graduation, was notably higher despite similar salaries. Merger bias? Under-the-table payments?
Let the speculation begin.
thank you for clearing that up.Bigbub75 wrote:MarcusAurelius wrote:The merger may have had something to do with it. Newark stayed put while Camden dropped significantly lower.mrtoren wrote:Our school just got shat on in the rankings. Michigan State, which didn't even report employment at graduation, was notably higher despite similar salaries. Merger bias? Under-the-table payments?
Let the speculation begin.
Newark actually moved up 2 spots.
I wish I could, but I need to bank some money this summer. What are the rest of you guys up to?MarcusAurelius wrote:anyone doing summer jump start?
MarcusAurelius wrote:anyone doing summer jump start?
