Dual degree JD/MBA

[BanksyPhan]

Do I have to take both the LSAT and GMAT? I'm pretty sure that I do.

I've seen the section on the LSAC website with the 25th and 75th percentile LSAT and GPA for people accepted into each law school. Is there something similar for GMAT scores?

[Jeffort]

Yeah, you have to take the GMAT and the LSAT to apply to a JD/MBA program since you have to be accepted to both the LS and the Biz school at the same institution.

I assume there are sources with admission stats for MBA programs but I don't know any good links off hand cuz I'm mainly an LSAT LS dude.

You can always start by looking at what USNWR has compiled and published.  It was one of the top search results from my 'MBA rankings' google query.   http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-business-schools/rankings

Some of the good reputable LSAT prep providers also specialize in GMAT prep and MBA admissions stuff.  I think Powerscore covers GMAT/MBA stuff.  Here is the link to their free help area for GMAT students: http://www.powerscore.com/gmat/help/content_index.cfm

[Anne]

Do I have to take both the LSAT and GMAT? I'm pretty sure that I do.

I've seen the section on the LSAC website with the 25th and 75th percentile LSAT and GPA for people accepted into each law school. Is there something similar for GMAT scores?

Yes, you will. However, there isn't really a reputable source a la ABA that has a really comprehensive percentiles listing of JD/MBA programs. My suggestion would be to do research on the individual schools that you are considering applying to the joint program for, and then contact them directly for admissions information. That will get you the info straight from the horse's mouth and you won't waste any time trying to find an online (or paper) compilation. It might be faster and easier. Best of luck!