International student, Grades: 91/100, rank: 2/246 S or AA? Forum
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International student, Grades: 91/100, rank: 2/246 S or AA?
I'm studying in a not-so-well-known college in China. Since LSAC won't give international students GPA grading, the only thing law schools will see is the Superior/Above Average/Average/Below Average.
My weighted average mark is 91.3/100, and I rank 2 among all 246 students in my school. Will I be qualified as superior or above average?
Plus, my LSAT score is 177. If I was able to get S, will I have a slight chance of getting in Harvard? thanks!
My weighted average mark is 91.3/100, and I rank 2 among all 246 students in my school. Will I be qualified as superior or above average?
Plus, my LSAT score is 177. If I was able to get S, will I have a slight chance of getting in Harvard? thanks!
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Re: International student, Grades: 91/100, rank: 2/246 S or AA?
Send in your CAS fee. Only one way to find out!
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Re: International student, Grades: 91/100, rank: 2/246 S or AA?
If you got into S with no GPA and a 177, you theoretically should have a very strong chance at getting into Harvard.
Only 1 way to be sure though, as there isn't much data for an application similar to yours.
Only 1 way to be sure though, as there isn't much data for an application similar to yours.
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Re: International student, Grades: 91/100, rank: 2/246 S or AA?
Will it be a disadvantage for me, compared to native Americans, if I don't have a GPA?sinfiery wrote:If you got into S with no GPA and a 177, you theoretically should have a very strong chance at getting into Harvard.
Only 1 way to be sure though, as there isn't much data for an application similar to yours.
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Re: International student, Grades: 91/100, rank: 2/246 S or AA?
OP's not actually in at Stanford yet, "S" in this rare circumstance, stands for "superior."sinfiery wrote:If you got into S with no GPA and a 177, you theoretically should have a very strong chance at getting into Harvard.
Only 1 way to be sure though, as there isn't much data for an application similar to yours.

Also, yes, you will. That said, I'd bet on you getting into Harvard with a 177 regardless.Will it be a disadvantage for me, compared to native Americans, if I don't have a GPA?
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Re: International student, Grades: 91/100, rank: 2/246 S or AA?
By China, do you mean PRC or ROC?
If PRC, then Superior. If ROC, I honestly have no idea.
If PRC, then Superior. If ROC, I honestly have no idea.
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Re: International student, Grades: 91/100, rank: 2/246 S or AA?
It won't be a disadvantage to you if you do not have a GPA, though international student admissions is always tricky stuff.yuanxun59 wrote:Will it be a disadvantage for me, compared to native Americans, if I don't have a GPA?sinfiery wrote:If you got into S with no GPA and a 177, you theoretically should have a very strong chance at getting into Harvard.
Only 1 way to be sure though, as there isn't much data for an application similar to yours.
Also, the school will place greater weight upon your LSAT. With your 177, I doubt if there will be a concern here.
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Re: International student, Grades: 91/100, rank: 2/246 S or AA?
twentypercentmore wrote:
OP's not actually in at Stanford yet, "S" in this rare circumstance, stands for "superior."![]()
Ah, hah. That rc fail!