passwordisdoge wrote:BigZuck wrote:Just your general insufferableness, etc.
kewl
why you mad tho
I'm chill bro, I'm on your side
passwordisdoge wrote:BigZuck wrote:Just your general insufferableness, etc.
kewl
why you mad tho
albpert wrote:jbagelboy wrote:These softs are not above the average T6 student IME (Harvard, Columbia, Chicago or NYU). Probably on par
Really? Pretty sure the average HYS student is somewhere in the range of k-jd with an alternative spring break to having worked at Deloitte for a year. The average HYS student couldn't get a job at Google.
jbagelboy wrote:RunnerRunner wrote:Since there's seems to be debate in this thread about the quality of OP's softs I'd just say lets remember they are asking about YHSCCN, not just YHS. Honestly, passwordisdoge I think your softs are way above average for CCN. They're probably above average for H too, and certainly would at least get you a second look at YS if you had higher numbers. The vast majority of people in law school are 0 - 3 years out of undergrad. That's not enough time to do anything too crazy (usually), and spending that time doing a Fulbright, working at google, and working in the White House (as President, apparently,) is nothing to sneeze at. If OP is out anywhere it is because of numbers. So... go kill the LSAT OP!
These softs are not above the average T6 student IME (Harvard, Columbia, Chicago or NYU). Probably on par
albpert wrote:jbagelboy wrote:These softs are not above the average T6 student IME (Harvard, Columbia, Chicago or NYU). Probably on par
Really? Pretty sure the average HYS student is somewhere in the range of k-jd with an alternative spring break to having worked at Deloitte for a year.
jbagelboy wrote:RunnerRunner wrote:Since there's seems to be debate in this thread about the quality of OP's softs I'd just say lets remember they are asking about YHSCCN, not just YHS. Honestly, passwordisdoge I think your softs are way above average for CCN. They're probably above average for H too, and certainly would at least get you a second look at YS if you had higher numbers. The vast majority of people in law school are 0 - 3 years out of undergrad. That's not enough time to do anything too crazy (usually), and spending that time doing a Fulbright, working at google, and working in the White House (as President, apparently,) is nothing to sneeze at. If OP is out anywhere it is because of numbers. So... go kill the LSAT OP!
These softs are not above the average T6 student IME (Harvard, Columbia, Chicago or NYU). Probably on par
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