1L grade waiting thread Forum

[keg411]

law school dreams? That's grimy as hell, I recommend blacking out every night in that case

Last night I added "job application" dreams to the fun.

[Holly Golightly]

law school dreams? That's grimy as hell, I recommend blacking out every night in that case

lol, never said I don't do that, too. Law school still manages to invade my subconscious.

[Richie Tenenbaum]

Glad that I never remember any of my dreams.

[Grizz]

law school dreams? That's grimy as hell, I recommend blacking out every night in that case

I will end up with really horrifying law school dreams instead of just unnerving ones.

[zeth006]

Yeah, had a dream last night that I still had a final to take.

[mths]

fuck

I'm scared

[MC Southstar]

Why start waiting, it's so far off.

[yo!]

Yeah, had a dream last night that I still had a final to take.

So did I, only it was true. But at least I'm finally done now : )

[rbgrocio]

MY LAW SCHOOL NIGHTMARES HAVE STOPPED AND GIVEN WAY TO DREAMS ABOUT "LINE DANCING" TO A MEXICAN SYMPHONY. Not sure how you do that.... Between my ssssstresssssful job and waiting for grades... I AM GOING CRAZY!

[shadow.]

In the same section as D.H20man

Contracts- A
Con Lawl- A+
LRW- A-

I am embarrassed by your lack of bravado, H20man. Patterson was EZ.

[zeth006]

In the same section as D.H20man

Contracts- A
Con Lawl- A+
LRW- A-

I am embarrassed by your lack of bravado, H20man. Patterson was EZ.

Congratulations. Looks like you'll be going far.

[D. H2Oman]

In the same section as D.H20man

Contracts- A
Con Lawl- A+
LRW- A-

I am embarrassed by your lack of bravado, H20man. Patterson was EZ.

LLALALAALALALA that exam was hard LALALALALALALALALALALALLALA the curve is gonna be easy LALALALALLLALALALALLLLLLLAAAA cant' hear you LALALALALLLAALA

[gwuorbust]

so say someone got stright B+ grades at a school where 35% get A/A-; 50% get B+/B/B-; 15% get C+ or below. Where would said theoretical person end up rank wise?

[jay115]

so say someone got stright B+ grades at a school where 35% get A/A-; 50% get B+/B/B-; 15% get C+ or below. Where would said theoretical person end up rank wise?

sorry if this isnt a direct answer to your question (im terrible at math), but; your curve distributes 35% A/A-s??? jealous

[Zindras]

In the same section as D.H20man

Contracts- A
Con Lawl- A+
LRW- A-

I am embarrassed by your lack of bravado, H20man. Patterson was EZ.

LLALALAALALALA that exam was hard LALALALALALALALALALALALLALA the curve is gonna be easy LALALALALLLALALALALLLLLLLAAAA cant' hear you LALALALALLLAALA

Was that exam easy or hard? Fuck it I don't even remember what was on it.

[shadow.]

In the same section as D.H20man

Contracts- A
Con Lawl- A+
LRW- A-

I am embarrassed by your lack of bravado, H20man. Patterson was EZ.

LLALALAALALALA that exam was hard LALALALALALALALALALALALLALA the curve is gonna be easy LALALALALLLALALALALLLLLLLAAAA cant' hear you LALALALALLLAALA

Was that exam easy or hard? Fuck it I don't even remember what was on it.

EZ

R.2d 15 + 87(2) + WHO KNOWS CUZ IVE BEEN WASTED SINCE DEC 7

who's excited for WEEK 1?? I KNOW I AM

[D. H2Oman]

Was that exam easy or hard? Fuck it I don't even remember what was on it.

EZ

R.2d 15 + 87(2) + WHO KNOWS CUZ IVE BEEN WASTED SINCE DEC 7

who's excited for WEEK 1?? I KNOW I AM

It's just like role playing right?



kinky

[Richie Tenenbaum]

so say someone got stright B+ grades at a school where 35% get A/A-; 50% get B+/B/B-; 15% get C+ or below. Where would said theoretical person end up rank wise?

Recommended distribution at UT is 35% A+/A/A-, 55% B+/B/B-, and 10% C+ or below and we are at a 3.3 median. So all B+'s here would be median. Maybe it's a little above median where you're at?

[solotee]

so say someone got stright B+ grades at a school where 35% get A/A-; 50% get B+/B/B-; 15% get C+ or below. Where would said theoretical person end up rank wise?

Recommended distribution at UT is 35% A+/A/A-, 55% B+/B/B-, and 10% C+ or below and we are at a 3.3 median. So all B+'s here would be median. Maybe it's a little above median where you're at?

On a related note, on a 3.3 median curve, say that 35% of the distribution had to be A's or A-. Does that mean out of a class of 100 students, 35 will get an A or A-?

Or could it be less than that if the professor gives out more A's than A-'s?

[Richie Tenenbaum]

so say someone got stright B+ grades at a school where 35% get A/A-; 50% get B+/B/B-; 15% get C+ or below. Where would said theoretical person end up rank wise?

Recommended distribution at UT is 35% A+/A/A-, 55% B+/B/B-, and 10% C+ or below and we are at a 3.3 median. So all B+'s here would be median. Maybe it's a little above median where you're at?

On a related note, on a 3.3 median curve, say that 35% of the distribution had to be A's or A-. Does that mean out of a class of 100 students, 35 will get an A or A-?

Or could it be less than that if the professor gives out more A's than A-'s?

We have a mandatory curve for 1L large sections where 30-40% must be A+,A,A-. The mean for each class must be between 3.25 and 3.35. So yeah, it could be less than 35% depending on how many A's (or A+'s for those on a 4.3 curve) and how many low grades the professor gives out.

[Kobe_Teeth]

Wow, those are ridic curves.

[Aias]

Civ Pro: B
Torts: A-
Contracts: A
LR: B

[IAFG]

fuck

I'm scared

The more I think about it, the more sure I am that I got bottom 1/3 in civpro. Median in everything else, except possibly bottom 1/3 in contracts. Good thing everyone at T14s is guaranteed a job, right???

[jay115]

so say someone got stright B+ grades at a school where 35% get A/A-; 50% get B+/B/B-; 15% get C+ or below. Where would said theoretical person end up rank wise?

Recommended distribution at UT is 35% A+/A/A-, 55% B+/B/B-, and 10% C+ or below and we are at a 3.3 median. So all B+'s here would be median. Maybe it's a little above median where you're at?

On a related note, on a 3.3 median curve, say that 35% of the distribution had to be A's or A-. Does that mean out of a class of 100 students, 35 will get an A or A-?

Or could it be less than that if the professor gives out more A's than A-'s?

At UCLA the 3.3 curve distributes more towards the middle, rather than top/bottom heavy (around 27% A/A- and just a handful of C's), but professors split the A's and A-'s evenly. so in a hypothetical class of 100, around 13 kids will get A's, and 13 kids will get A-'s.

[Grizz]

A and A- is top quarter where I'm at. B+ is the curve.