<p>I guess a "splitter" is an applicant with a strong situation in only area, either the LSAT or GPA, and a weak or relatively weaker situation in the other category.</p>
<p>A 1L is a first-year law student, a 2L is a second-year law student, and a 3L is a third-year law student. A rising 2L just finished the first year of law school, I think.</p>
<p>I thought Boalt (Berkeley's law school) was more lenient on the LSAT and stressed GPA.</p>
<p>nspeds, what other useful information does Ivey give (read- I'm too lazy to read it, at least right now).</p>