cthomas wrote:How is this not useful? The litmus test for the authenticity of my question should not (and cannot) be the responses that are given; I can't be held accountable for someone else.Fresh wrote:OP, if you want to contribute on this forum, get a clue and ask useful questions.
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Re: LSAT Range for Black/AA Students
cthomas what did you get on the lsat? To help with our fact finding.arism87 wrote:cthomas wrote:How is this not useful? The litmus test for the authenticity of my question should not (and cannot) be the responses that are given; I can't be held accountable for someone else.Fresh wrote:OP, if you want to contribute on this forum, get a clue and ask useful questions.
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Re: LSAT Range for Black/AA Students
I'm actually in the process of studying for it. I asked the question merely because I myself am a Black student aiming for a 180.
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What I found interesting is out of the URMs applying this cycle on LSN, the lowest score was a 161.
So I imagine only top applicants post info, meaning your stats are more competitive than you may think if your numbers are good relative to LSN.
http://search.lawschoolnumbers.com/user ... Cycle=1011
So I imagine only top applicants post info, meaning your stats are more competitive than you may think if your numbers are good relative to LSN.
http://search.lawschoolnumbers.com/user ... Cycle=1011
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Curry
Re: LSAT Range for Black/AA Students
Then get your 180. What other people did won't affect what you do.cthomas wrote:I'm actually in the process of studying for it. I asked the question merely because I myself am a Black student aiming for a 180.
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oh wow. We have on our hands here the first AA 180.cthomas wrote:I'm actually in the process of studying for it. I asked the question merely because I myself am a Black student aiming for a 180.
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I guess OP wants to be THE best Black applicant everzzz.Curry wrote:Then get your 180. What other people did won't affect what you do.cthomas wrote:I'm actually in the process of studying for it. I asked the question merely because I myself am a Black student aiming for a 180.
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I dont know if that is possible because it is so many SDs away......arism87 wrote:I guess OP wants to be THE best Black applicant everzzz.Curry wrote:Then get your 180. What other people did won't affect what you do.cthomas wrote:I'm actually in the process of studying for it. I asked the question merely because I myself am a Black student aiming for a 180.
Revive this thread with your actual score please......
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Did no one ITT take stats? 3 SD doesn't mean anything unless the sample is normally distributed.
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Re: LSAT Range for Black/AA Students
i more or less thought about this but didn't want to start a shitstorm.r6_philly wrote:Did no one ITT take stats? 3 SD doesn't mean anything unless the sample is normally distributed.