How will LSAC grade the swedish system? Impossible?
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 9:37 am
Hi,
I previously posted in the "what are my chances" but i think my Qs is more suited in this thread.
I am ethiopian (born and raised in sweden), hopefully I can claim URM.
23 yrs old.
LSAT 174 (1st time) taking another and aiming for 180.
Softs; active local politician, writer, lobbyist; mainly focused on education, documentary filmmaker.
My problem: My unusual Undergrad. In sweden you can take courses to signify a degree. So you do not have to attend a programme.
Degree in Poli sci/History. The grading system is very simple, you either fail, pass (P) or pass with distinction (PD). So really it is only P or PD.
No class-ranks available.
No cumulative grading system.
No student evaluations by professors.
No "class of".
Question: How will LSAC rank me? There is no way to tell whether you are superior or above average, or is there?
Thank you in advance
I previously posted in the "what are my chances" but i think my Qs is more suited in this thread.
I am ethiopian (born and raised in sweden), hopefully I can claim URM.
23 yrs old.
LSAT 174 (1st time) taking another and aiming for 180.
Softs; active local politician, writer, lobbyist; mainly focused on education, documentary filmmaker.
My problem: My unusual Undergrad. In sweden you can take courses to signify a degree. So you do not have to attend a programme.
Degree in Poli sci/History. The grading system is very simple, you either fail, pass (P) or pass with distinction (PD). So really it is only P or PD.
No class-ranks available.
No cumulative grading system.
No student evaluations by professors.
No "class of".
Question: How will LSAC rank me? There is no way to tell whether you are superior or above average, or is there?
Thank you in advance