Germany is the eighth biggest oil consuming country in the world and the second biggest oil consumer in Europe, after Russia. Germany's oil consumption in 2012 stood at 2.4mbd, accounting for about 2.7% of the world's total oil consumption per day in the year, and has shown a declining trend since 2008.
Rankings. 1  Rankings are based on the most important factors in the quality of a law school institution. 2  Admissions Selectivity. LSAT and GPA of incoming students indicate the quality of the student body, which generally translates to the quality of the law school. acceptance rate is also used (lower generally indicates higher quality).
For a foreign student, a GPA (which cannot be accurately assessed by US standards) is not as important as the LSAT score. If you have a good LSAT score, you can make it to a top law school. This however does mean that the LSAT score, which functions as a standardizing metric is doubly important for foreign students.