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The standardized test score representing the median achievement of admitted students to the law program at Fordham University is a key indicator. It reflects the academic competitiveness of the applicant pool and provides prospective students with a benchmark against which to assess their own candidacy. For example, if the median score is 170, it suggests that the middle 50% of admitted students scored around that mark.

This metric is important for several reasons. It allows prospective students to gauge their chances of admission. It also provides an objective measure for comparing Fordham Law’s selectivity with that of other law schools. Historically, fluctuations in this median can indicate changes in the school’s applicant pool or its admissions standards.