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Males and females
This may already be a topic, but in the midst of my freaking out about the LSAT yesterday, I started looking at LSN (again) and reading other forums and stuff.
And it just makes me crazy that, even as an URM, because I am a female it will be harder for me to get into top tier schools than it is for males. Like, I seriously considered "accidentally" marking males on my applications, because I know that my educational record is unremarkable for a woman, but incredible for a guy in the same exact circumstances.
Does anyone else feel that way? I would rather not start arguments or anything, just thinking...
And it just makes me crazy that, even as an URM, because I am a female it will be harder for me to get into top tier schools than it is for males. Like, I seriously considered "accidentally" marking males on my applications, because I know that my educational record is unremarkable for a woman, but incredible for a guy in the same exact circumstances.
Does anyone else feel that way? I would rather not start arguments or anything, just thinking...
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What are you talking about?Sherrybaby wrote:This may already be a topic, but in the midst of my freaking out about the LSAT yesterday, I started looking at LSN (again) and reading other forums and stuff.
And it just makes me crazy that, even as an URM, because I am a female it will be harder for me to get into top tier schools than it is for males. Like, I seriously considered "accidentally" marking males on my applications, because I know that my educational record is unremarkable for a woman, but incredible for a guy in the same exact circumstances.
Does anyone else feel that way? I would rather not start arguments or anything, just thinking...
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Re: Males and females
FLAME.
Do not react, do not look directly at it, just click somewhere else and ignore it and it'll fade away.
Do not react, do not look directly at it, just click somewhere else and ignore it and it'll fade away.
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Re: Males and females
so maybe i'm missing something here but... why will be harder for me to get into top tier schools than it is for males?
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Re: Males and females
The only possible distinction I've seen between male and female URMs is among AA candidates, simply because AA males are the least represented out of all URMs. However, that difference is marginal at best.
But you best not be flaming...tread lightly, OP.
But you best not be flaming...tread lightly, OP.
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Re: Males and females
OMG what and amazing flame!!!!Sherrybaby wrote:This may already be a topic, but in the midst of my freaking out about the LSAT yesterday, I started looking at LSN (again) and reading other forums and stuff.
And it just makes me crazy that, even as an URM, because I am a female it will be harder for me to get into top tier schools than it is for males. Like, I seriously considered "accidentally" marking males on my applications, because I know that my educational record is unremarkable for a woman, but incredible for a guy in the same exact circumstances.
Does anyone else feel that way? I would rather not start arguments or anything, just thinking...
I'll bite: How is your situation any different than that of someone who is not a URM?
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Re: Males and females
GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:The only possible distinction I've seen between male and female URMs is among AA candidates, simply because AA males are the least represented out of all URMs. However, that difference is marginal at best.
But you best not be flaming...tread lightly, OP.
Don't mess OP
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Re: Males and females
*waits for this to become as retarded as other gender-related threads on TLS*
- NZA
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Congrats on the 9,000th post.James Bond wrote:*waits for this to become as retarded as other gender-related threads on TLS*
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lol thanks. Luckily it wasn't the one you quotedNZA wrote:Congrats on the 9,000th post.James Bond wrote:*waits for this to become as retarded as other gender-related threads on TLS*
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Re: Males and females
LOL.. from unremarkable to incredible??
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Re: Males and females
Hotdamn, I wanna get this troll pregnant