My hailmary topic? Forum
- LionelHutzJD
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My hailmary topic?
So with my LSAT score being the way it is, it cut my list of school possibilities to 1. This school, from what I hear will accept you with a stellar PS. Further, this school has a strong foundation in public interest law. So heres what im thinking.
I want to equate my poor performance on my lsat (scored 148, practicing at 162) with people from low income socioeconomic backgrounds. How I felt stuck and trapped with nowhere to go and how im glad i was able to experience this to truly know how it may feel...Something along these lines. I pretty much need a hailmary attempt...
I want to equate my poor performance on my lsat (scored 148, practicing at 162) with people from low income socioeconomic backgrounds. How I felt stuck and trapped with nowhere to go and how im glad i was able to experience this to truly know how it may feel...Something along these lines. I pretty much need a hailmary attempt...
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Re: My hailmary topic?
Wait, you want to write a personal statement about how you are glad you performed poorly on the LSAT beacuse it gave you an idea of what it would be like to be poor? You serious?
- EvilClinton
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Re: My hailmary topic?
This is literally one of the worst ideas I have ever heard of and also some what offensive.LionelHutzJD wrote:So with my LSAT score being the way it is, it cut my list of school possibilities to 1. This school, from what I hear will accept you with a stellar PS. Further, this school has a strong foundation in public interest law. So heres what im thinking.
I want to equate my poor performance on my lsat (scored 148, practicing at 162) with people from low income socioeconomic backgrounds. How I felt stuck and trapped with nowhere to go and how im glad i was able to experience this to truly know how it may feel...Something along these lines. I pretty much need a hailmary attempt...
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Re: My hailmary topic?
LOLLionelHutzJD wrote:So with my LSAT score being the way it is, it cut my list of school possibilities to 1. This school, from what I hear will accept you with a stellar PS. Further, this school has a strong foundation in public interest law. So heres what im thinking.
I want to equate my poor performance on my lsat (scored 148, practicing at 162) with people from low income socioeconomic backgrounds. How I felt stuck and trapped with nowhere to go and how im glad i was able to experience this to truly know how it may feel...Something along these lines. I pretty much need a hailmary attempt...
- fruitoftheloom
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Re: My hailmary topic?
Brilliant OP. I think you should do it.
- StylinNProfilin
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Re: My hailmary topic?
definitely go for it


- BlaqBella
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Re: My hailmary topic?
LionelHutzJD wrote:So with my LSAT score being the way it is, it cut my list of school possibilities to 1. This school, from what I hear will accept you with a stellar PS. Further, this school has a strong foundation in public interest law. So heres what im thinking.
I want to equate my poor performance on my lsat (scored 148, practicing at 162) with people from low income socioeconomic backgrounds. How I felt stuck and trapped with nowhere to go and how im glad i was able to experience this to truly know how it may feel...Something along these lines. I pretty much need a hailmary attempt...

...because surely, being from a "low income socioeconomic background" is a prerequisite to scoring horribly on the LSATs...and scoring horribly is a great way to "truly know how it may feel" to be disadvantaged/poor.
OMG.




- wtrc
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Re: My hailmary topic?
If you were practicing at 162 but scored a 148, retaking for that 162+ is a lot better of an idea than writing a ridiculous personal statement...
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