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True, but the real question is why they score consistently lower across the entire range of the SES.vstraight wrote:There is a reason why minorities score lower than non minorities on the LSAT.
I just don't know what the reason is.
No, the real question is why white men can't jump.bk187 wrote:True, but the real question is why they score consistently lower across the entire range of the SES.vstraight wrote:There is a reason why minorities score lower than non minorities on the LSAT.
I just don't know what the reason is.
How did that happen fellow Buckeye?JPU wrote:<--- 156 LSAT Non-URM @ t10 with a 3.3 ugpa
We've broken 10 second in the 100! Albeit the dude is French.vstraight wrote:No, the real question is why white men can't jump.bk187 wrote:True, but the real question is why they score consistently lower across the entire range of the SES.vstraight wrote:There is a reason why minorities score lower than non minorities on the LSAT.
I just don't know what the reason is.
Just shows not everyone that goes to an ivy level undergrad is destined for good grades and a high lsat score.nphsbuckeye wrote:How did that happen fellow Buckeye?JPU wrote:<--- 156 LSAT Non-URM @ t10 with a 3.3 ugpa
Transfer.nphsbuckeye wrote:How did that happen fellow Buckeye?JPU wrote:<--- 156 LSAT Non-URM @ t10 with a 3.3 ugpa
Ah. I was going to ask how many orphanages he started.bk187 wrote:Transfer.nphsbuckeye wrote:How did that happen fellow Buckeye?JPU wrote:<--- 156 LSAT Non-URM @ t10 with a 3.3 ugpa
Transfer and a lot of luck. Also, I credit most of my success to the Our R' Inn, but that is neither here nor there.nphsbuckeye wrote:How did that happen fellow Buckeye?JPU wrote:<--- 156 LSAT Non-URM @ t10 with a 3.3 ugpa