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Boalt ranking justified?
Why is Boalt #7 in the country, when its LSAT range corresponds to something close to George Washington, or Emory?
It seems that the student body at Boalt is good at succeeding in inflated college GPA situations, but not so successful at critical reading or analysis.
Do Boalt students have to take a remedial course in LSAT type questions, like assumptions, strengthener/weakener, analogies, etc.? How long does this remedial course take?
It seems that the student body at Boalt is good at succeeding in inflated college GPA situations, but not so successful at critical reading or analysis.
Do Boalt students have to take a remedial course in LSAT type questions, like assumptions, strengthener/weakener, analogies, etc.? How long does this remedial course take?
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Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
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not really, why would I choose to attend a school that is completely overshadowed by the far superior law school a few miles south.
It is impotent on the east coast, and bullied around by Stanford on the west. Not a good investment of time/money, plus they allow very weak students with the low 160's in their program, show me a non-URM 163 at MVP.
It is impotent on the east coast, and bullied around by Stanford on the west. Not a good investment of time/money, plus they allow very weak students with the low 160's in their program, show me a non-URM 163 at MVP.
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ITT: we learn once more that it's hard to think straight when you've got a stick up your ass.
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wish I could waltz into Harvard by retaking the LSAT ten times (kinda like running a race over and over again till you win, right?), especially given the fat AA boost you got with your wonderful 166 the first two times around.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
That's why real schools average the damn test, so you can't "retake it over and over again" till you get lucky. And don't come back with your bogus self-timed 173 PT average, EVERYBODY shoots 90% free throws in the gym, but 70% during game-time, so go away.
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Hey guys, I heard Boalt wants those high LSAT splitters but just can't get them!
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LOL!!! Sorry, I can't hear you over my Harvard acceptance.eddietx12 wrote:wish I could waltz into Harvard by retaking the LSAT ten times (kinda like running a race over and over again till you win, right?), especially given the fat AA boost you got with your wonderful 166 the first two times around.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
That's why real schools average the damn test, so you can't "retake it over and over again" till you get lucky. And don't come back with your bogus self-timed 173 PT average, EVERYBODY shoots 90% free throws in the gym, but 70% during game-time, so go away.
And um, if you look at LSN, not only did my stats trump those of many other non-URMs, but a lot people who were accepted took the LSAT three times. hth your jealousy <3
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aspie rage??? do me! do me!!!!eddietx12 wrote:wish I could waltz into Harvard by retaking the LSAT ten times (kinda like running a race over and over again till you win, right?), especially given the fat AA boost you got with your wonderful 166 the first two times around.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
That's why real schools average the damn test, so you can't "retake it over and over again" till you get lucky. And don't come back with your bogus self-timed 173 PT average, EVERYBODY shoots 90% free throws in the gym, but 70% during game-time, so go away.
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ITT: Hostilityeddietx12 wrote:wish I could waltz into Harvard by retaking the LSAT ten times (kinda like running a race over and over again till you win, right?), especially given the fat AA boost you got with your wonderful 166 the first two times around.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
That's why real schools average the damn test, so you can't "retake it over and over again" till you get lucky. And don't come back with your bogus self-timed 173 PT average, EVERYBODY shoots 90% free throws in the gym, but 70% during game-time, so go away.
Boalt catches a lot of flack from people who dicked around during college and get pissed off that Berkeley doesn't immediately spooge when confronted with a high LSAT score and a moron GPA, but the fact that it has a lower LSAT range than almost any other T14 and still manages to pull in the #7 spot in the rankings speaks to its excellence in the the other areas ranked.
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I'm not exactly jealous of people who get into Yale or Harvard, in part, on account of race - much in the same way I'm not jealous of people who are given promotions, in part, on account of race - and in the same way I'm not jealous of the hillbillies who win the $100m jackpot.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:LOL!!! Sorry, I can't hear you over my Harvard acceptance.eddietx12 wrote:wish I could waltz into Harvard by retaking the LSAT ten times (kinda like running a race over and over again till you win, right?), especially given the fat AA boost you got with your wonderful 166 the first two times around.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
That's why real schools average the damn test, so you can't "retake it over and over again" till you get lucky. And don't come back with your bogus self-timed 173 PT average, EVERYBODY shoots 90% free throws in the gym, but 70% during game-time, so go away.
And um, if you look at LSN, not only did my stats trump those of many other non-URMs, but a lot people who were accepted took the LSAT three times. hth your jealousy <3
Get over your own Harvard arrogance, it is tainted with you-know-what.
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forum auto-justify fail
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Nothing stopping you from taking the LSAT 3 times too buddy. You sound like a real winner, so see you at Harvard I suppose.eddietx12 wrote:wish I could waltz into Harvard by retaking the LSAT ten times (kinda like running a race over and over again till you win, right?), especially given the fat AA boost you got with your wonderful 166 the first two times around.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
That's why real schools average the damn test, so you can't "retake it over and over again" till you get lucky. And don't come back with your bogus self-timed 173 PT average, EVERYBODY shoots 90% free throws in the gym, but 70% during game-time, so go away.
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FTW!waldodanto wrote:Here's what it would look like if it were UNjustified:
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That was all you needed.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:LOL!!! Sorry, I can't hear you over my Harvard acceptance.eddietx12 wrote:wish I could waltz into Harvard by retaking the LSAT ten times (kinda like running a race over and over again till you win, right?), especially given the fat AA boost you got with your wonderful 166 the first two times around.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
That's why real schools average the damn test, so you can't "retake it over and over again" till you get lucky. And don't come back with your bogus self-timed 173 PT average, EVERYBODY shoots 90% free throws in the gym, but 70% during game-time, so go away.
And um, if you look at LSN, not only did my stats trump those of many other non-URMs, but a lot people who were accepted took the LSAT three times. hth your jealousy <3
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if you were a non-URM, you'd be an amazing BoalTTTie with your string of 166s
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What don't you understand about the fact that my stats were higher than quite a few non-URMs? But they got in because they earned it right? I only got in because I'm black.eddietx12 wrote:I'm not exactly jealous of people who get into Yale or Harvard, in part, on account of race - much in the same way I'm not jealous of people who are given promotions, in part, on account of race - and in the same way I'm not jealous of the hillbillies who win the $100m jackpot.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:LOL!!! Sorry, I can't hear you over my Harvard acceptance.eddietx12 wrote:wish I could waltz into Harvard by retaking the LSAT ten times (kinda like running a race over and over again till you win, right?), especially given the fat AA boost you got with your wonderful 166 the first two times around.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
That's why real schools average the damn test, so you can't "retake it over and over again" till you get lucky. And don't come back with your bogus self-timed 173 PT average, EVERYBODY shoots 90% free throws in the gym, but 70% during game-time, so go away.
And um, if you look at LSN, not only did my stats trump those of many other non-URMs, but a lot people who were accepted took the LSAT three times. hth your jealousy <3
Get over your own Harvard arrogance, it is tainted with you-know-what.
I get it now. Thanks for showing me the way.
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haha I tried for the un-justified text, but the forum auto-justified! glad somebody thought that humor was something thoughBlueCivic wrote:FTW!waldodanto wrote:Here's what it would look like if it were UNjustified:
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I see what the Boalt admissions committee saw in you!eddietx12 wrote:if you were a non-URM, you'd be an amazing BoalTTTie with your string of 166s
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Are you sure you're not jealous? Because you seem really jealous and insecure. I mean, if you say you're cool, you're cool, but just from reading your posts you seem mad. You mad?eddietx12 wrote:I'm not exactly jealous of people who get into Yale or Harvard, in part, on account of race - much in the same way I'm not jealous of people who are given promotions, in part, on account of race - and in the same way I'm not jealous of the hillbillies who win the $100m jackpot.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:LOL!!! Sorry, I can't hear you over my Harvard acceptance.eddietx12 wrote:wish I could waltz into Harvard by retaking the LSAT ten times (kinda like running a race over and over again till you win, right?), especially given the fat AA boost you got with your wonderful 166 the first two times around.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Bitter you didn't get into Boalt the first time, huh?
That's why real schools average the damn test, so you can't "retake it over and over again" till you get lucky. And don't come back with your bogus self-timed 173 PT average, EVERYBODY shoots 90% free throws in the gym, but 70% during game-time, so go away.
And um, if you look at LSN, not only did my stats trump those of many other non-URMs, but a lot people who were accepted took the LSAT three times. hth your jealousy <3
Get over your own Harvard arrogance, it is tainted with you-know-what.
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A jealous flame is jealous <3eddietx12 wrote:if you were a non-URM, you'd be an amazing BoalTTTie with your string of 166s
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This OP may be the best poster in the history of TLS. Just read his post history to see what I mean. Weird mishmosh of hating Texas and wanting to transfer and putting down other schools.
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You're so sweetacrossthelake wrote:FWIW, Gaia, I think you would've gotten in as a non-URM. Also, every time you've replied to my posts on TLS you've been super sweet. HLS is lucky to have you.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:
What don't you understand about the fact that my stats were higher than quite a few non-URMs? But they got in because they earned it right? I only got in because I'm black.
I get it now. Thanks for showing me the way.

But let's not clog up this thread with kindness. Racist, unfounded hostility FTW!!
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Well, the self-proclaimed 'blasian' needs to understand that she will never ever know what she truly deserves on an equal-playing field.
She isn't playing the same roulette wheel as you or me. She's playing a tilted wheel with 10 numbers where the odds are different. Must be nice. Nice payoffs. Wish I had access to a tilted table.
She isn't playing the same roulette wheel as you or me. She's playing a tilted wheel with 10 numbers where the odds are different. Must be nice. Nice payoffs. Wish I had access to a tilted table.
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