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 Post subject: Post miraculous LSN admits here...
PostPosted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 3:56 pm 
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Here's one: http://lawschoolnumbers.com/sparty1/jd


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Assuming everything on LSN is true is a colossal mistake.


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If this person went to Georgia Tech, that's a bad GPA but not an atrocious one (at least as I've heard it). Paired with maybe some cutting-edge tech work experience, it's not totally implausible. I'm sure there are at least a couple of other schools with devastating average GPAs out there as well.


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He has a LSAT above Northwestern's median, and I think he applied ED. Northwestern is known for placing significantly more weight on the LSAT and work experience than on GPA, and a 2.1 and a 2.9 have the same effect on their median.

Disclosure: My numbers are eerily similar to this applicant, and I have dreams of attending NW (just need a couple of points on the LSAT in a few weeks). I'm hoping that they forgive my crappy GPA, so take my (slightly biased) comments with a grain of salt.


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Thirteen wrote:
He has a LSAT above Northwestern's median, and I think he applied ED. Northwestern is known for placing significantly more weight on the LSAT and work experience than on GPA, and a 2.1 and a 2.9 have the same effect on their median.

Disclosure: My numbers are eerily similar to this applicant, and I have dreams of attending NW (just need a couple of points on the LSAT in a few weeks). I'm hoping that they forgive my crappy GPA, so take my (slightly biased) comments with a grain of salt.


Good luck, I think you're right. As long as you score over 170, have interesting/relevant work experience and have a compelling interview, it seems that Northwestern doesn't care too much about UG gpa.


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This kid went to MSU, not Georgia Tech. I'm guessing his work experience is something hardcore.


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robin600 wrote:
This kid went to MSU, not Georgia Tech. I'm guessing his work experience is something hardcore.


Northwestern admitted everyone above one median who applied ED and had work experience.


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barrinmb wrote:
If this person went to Georgia Tech, that's a bad GPA but not an atrocious one (at least as I've heard it). Paired with maybe some cutting-edge tech work experience, it's not totally implausible. I'm sure there are at least a couple of other schools with devastating average GPAs out there as well.


I dunno. My 2.47 was bottom quarter in the AE department --- 2.1 has to be pretty close to DFL.

Of course that is after major attrition from the class --- up to 50% in the College of Science.


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If this person is on TLS, he must love the idea of having an entire thread in his honor. :lol:


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The guy is on TLS.


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Perhaps he went to grad school and rocked it.

This one (from last cycle) shocked the hell out of me:

http://lawschoolnumbers.com/cardinalabyss

Both of my stats are better than hers. But I kinda doubt I'm gonna be getting a full Darrow, a Hamilton, and an acceptance from Yale and Harvard. URM is one thing but damn she musta rocked the PS and LORs.


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Possibly AI?


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Nothing I'm seeing in this thread strikes me as miraculous. Unusual, perhaps, but...


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 Post subject: Re: Post miraculous LSN admits here...
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This person: http://lawschoolnumbers.com/not/jd

164/3.7 into Chicago.


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