Lowest LSAT Score You've Heard Someone Get In With Forum

[TLS_noobie]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7_xHsce57c

This is a really insightful lecture. I clicked the link, didn't have any expectation of watching any more than the first 30 seconds but ended up sitting through 42 minutes of it.

[dowu]

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[TLS_noobie]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7_xHsce57c

This is a really insightful lecture. I clicked the link, didn't have any expectation of watching any more than the first 30 seconds but ended up sitting through 42 minutes of it.

Me too. I thought it was pretty cool how he said that the law schools basically have free reign on who they admit below the 25th percentile, since it really doesn't matter once you have your 75% of applicants above that LSAT score. Old news, but still good news.

Yeah, I also liked the correlations he was talking about between the LSAT/UGPA in comparison to the 1L GPA. It was pretty neat how he divulged all of that insider knowledge, having been a Dean at UMinn before, and I liked his stance on US News haha.

[shoulinpandas]

[JCFindley]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7_xHsce57c

This is a really insightful lecture. I clicked the link, didn't have any expectation of watching any more than the first 30 seconds but ended up sitting through 42 minutes of it.

Me too. I thought it was pretty cool how he said that the law schools basically have free reign on who they admit below the 25th percentile, since it really doesn't matter once you have your 75% of applicants above that LSAT score. Old news, but still good news.

Saaaaweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet So, I do still have a chance at Yale.....

[Lincoln]

Elizabeth Wurtzel got into YLS with a 160, and now works at Boies Schiller. She had one or two other things on her resume, though.

Edited for spelling.

[annet]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7_xHsce57c

Awesome video, thank you for linking to it.

...And now I have to go spend Saturday afternoon studying for the LSAT.

[moneybagsphd]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7_xHsce57c

This is a really insightful lecture. I clicked the link, didn't have any expectation of watching any more than the first 30 seconds but ended up sitting through 42 minutes of it.

I'm glad people enjoyed it. I posted it because I found the lecture interesting and insightful, even though it doesn't directly answer OP's question.