Don't you need calculus for sociology?tkgrrett wrote:How about this:
None of us are that smart (meaning future HYS/t-14 students) we are masters of sociology, political science and history. Our research is mostly simplistic and very rarely complex. Our field is of the sort that pretty much anyone could do. Our standardized test is the most useless and meaningless thing ever created. A good portion of us would struggle in a community college Calculus I class. Most of our college classes were things that we found interesting rather than useful.
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Not at most schools where it is a B.A. You just need some version of basic statistics.AreJay711 wrote:Don't you need calculus for sociology?tkgrrett wrote:How about this:
None of us are that smart (meaning future HYS/t-14 students) we are masters of sociology, political science and history. Our research is mostly simplistic and very rarely complex. Our field is of the sort that pretty much anyone could do. Our standardized test is the most useless and meaningless thing ever created. A good portion of us would struggle in a community college Calculus I class. Most of our college classes were things that we found interesting rather than useful.
None of us are special. Law isnt super hard. Just join the party and dont be scared.
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Oh ok. After I posted I realized that that wasn't the point at all so just ignore it.tkgrrett wrote:Not at most schools where it is a B.A. You just need some version of basic statistics.AreJay711 wrote:Don't you need calculus for sociology?tkgrrett wrote:How about this:
None of us are that smart (meaning future HYS/t-14 students) we are masters of sociology, political science and history. Our research is mostly simplistic and very rarely complex. Our field is of the sort that pretty much anyone could do. Our standardized test is the most useless and meaningless thing ever created. A good portion of us would struggle in a community college Calculus I class. Most of our college classes were things that we found interesting rather than useful.
None of us are special. Law isnt super hard. Just join the party and dont be scared.
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*Shudders at the mere mention of Calculus I*tkgrrett wrote:How about this:
None of us are that smart (meaning future HYS/t-14 students) we are masters of sociology, political science and history. Our research is mostly simplistic and very rarely complex. Our field is of the sort that pretty much anyone could do. Our standardized test is the most useless and meaningless thing ever created. A good portion of us would struggle in a community college Calculus I class. Most of our college classes were things that we found interesting rather than useful.
None of us are special. Law isnt super hard. Just join the party and dont be scared.
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Kaitlyn wrote:*Shudders at the mere mention of Sociology*
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No it is not a good reason. The people you will hang out with are the ones that aren't douchebags about their accomplishments, and everyone will have their own set of unique accomplishments (by adcomm design) so comparison is difficult. And there will be a large representation of entitled douche bags at any law school. I'll admit it is easy to feel intimidated, though, but it fades after getting to know everyone. I think some posts on this topic about being HYS material are dumb. You aren't HYS material until you are admitted to HYS--that is the only thing that makes you HYS material, so ascribe no extra significance to it, please.delusional wrote:Say someone has a good GPA at an average school, and does well enough on the LSAT to be a strong consider at HYS. Said person feels that they have an educational disadvantage compared to all the trust-fund Ivy undergrads who were previously acclaimed ballerinas or Navy colonels, or King George IV's speech therapist. Is that a reason to attend CCN over one of the top 3?
In short, is it logical to prefer being comparatively "overqualified", so to speak, at CCN rather than average or slightly below at HYS?
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Or if you're just inherently awesomer than other people.karatenutz wrote:You aren't HYS material until you are admitted to HYS--that is the only thing that makes you HYS material, so ascribe no extra significance to it, please.