Law School Predictor: The Thread" Forum

[Helmholtz]

This is def. awesome --

Just a quick note though, if you do 3.7/177 - Harvard says admit; if you do 3.8/177 - Harvard is strong consider. I'm sure there are other examples of this.

I agree that Berkeley and Stanford are definitely too optimistic for high LSAT/low gpa. If anything, it should be the other way around.

I'll fix the optimism in a little bit (overall, not specifically for Berkeley or Stanford).

Much less optimism and hopefully no weird situations: Newly Repatched Version 2.6

Let me know what y'all think.

Much closer to what I expected. I'm still a "deny" at Harvard, so obviously that's still a problem, but overall, not bad.

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[Lyov Myshkin]

i dont see any colors.. am i using this right? where's the green and red and orange and stuff?

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[CyLaw]

i dont see any colors.. am i using this right? where's the green and red and orange and stuff?

What browser do you use? Also did you hit refresh to make sure you are getting the new page and not something from the cache

[Lyov Myshkin]

oh, then it's probably because i'm using google chrome.

[CyLaw]

i dont see any colors.. am i using this right? where's the green and red and orange and stuff?

It should work in Firefox (recommended) or IE (special thanks to CyLaw for the code for both browsers). I haven't tested it in Safari.

Works in Safari.

[charlesjd]

The colors do not work with Safari.

[Lyov Myshkin]

oh snap, i just tried it on internet explorer. it looks great and i definitely think it's more accurate now.

[CyLaw]

The colors do not work with Safari.

Umm.. I just opened it in Safari and it works [At least Safari on Mac]. Make sure you guys are not getting cached pages. At the bottom of the page it should say that it is version 2.6

[charlesjd]

The colors do not work with Safari.

Umm.. I just opened it in Safari and it works [At least Safari on Mac]. Make sure you guys are not getting cached pages. At the bottom of the page it should say that it is version 2.6

Mine says 2.5... I am also on a mac

EDIT: can you please explain how to fix this?

[Lyov Myshkin]

The colors do not work with Safari.

Umm.. I just opened it in Safari and it works [At least Safari on Mac]. Make sure you guys are not getting cached pages. At the bottom of the page it should say that it is version 2.6

oops. i think i was using a cached version in chrome. the new one works in chrome too, apparently.

[bumblebeetoona]

i dont see any colors.. am i using this right? where's the green and red and orange and stuff?

It should work in Firefox (recommended) or IE (special thanks to CyLaw for the code for both browsers). I haven't tested it in Safari.

Color certainly works in Firefox. Especially the color red.

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[CyLaw]

The colors do not work with Safari.

Umm.. I just opened it in Safari and it works [At least Safari on Mac]. Make sure you guys are not getting cached pages. At the bottom of the page it should say that it is version 2.6

Mine says 2.5... I am also on a mac

EDIT: can you please explain how to fix this?

No problem. Click on the Safari menu and select Empty Cache.

I have to do this a lot when doing web development.

[the lantern]

I look forward to proving this thing wrong in a few months (hopefully). I still feel it is way to pessimistic for low GPA high LSAT splitters. Perhaps, though, I will be the one proven wrong. Thanks for all the hard work.

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[Lyov Myshkin]

The colors do not work with Safari.

Umm.. I just opened it in Safari and it works [At least Safari on Mac]. Make sure you guys are not getting cached pages. At the bottom of the page it should say that it is version 2.6

Mine says 2.5... I am also on a mac

EDIT: can you please explain how to fix this?

No problem. Click on the Safari menu and select Empty Cache.

I have to do this a lot when doing web development.

i just pressed refresh and it seemed to work.

[CyLaw]

i dont see any colors.. am i using this right? where's the green and red and orange and stuff?

It should work in Firefox (recommended) or IE (special thanks to CyLaw for the code for both browsers). I haven't tested it in Safari.

Color certainly works in Firefox. Especially the color red.

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I don't mean to be mean, but I definitely lol'ed.

I was right in the middle of posting the exact same thing.

[CyLaw]

i just pressed refresh and it seemed to work.

Well, sure if you want to do it the easy way.

I prefer to just nuke things when they don't work. Teach the computer a lesson a couple of times, and it starts to fear you and runs smoother.

[Lyov Myshkin]

i just pressed refresh and it seemed to work.

Well, sure if you want to do it the easy way.

I prefer to just nuke things when they don't work. Teach the computer a lesson a couple of times, and it starts to fear you and runs smoother.

lol

[tarheel87]

I look forward to proving this thing wrong in a few months (hopefully). I still feel it is way to pessimistic for low GPA high LSAT splitters. Perhaps, though, I will be the one proven wrong. Thanks for all the hard work.

God I hope so, my percentage chances fell near 10% at a number of my top choice schools with this newest version.

[Helmholtz]

I look forward to proving this thing wrong in a few months (hopefully). I still feel it is way to pessimistic for low GPA high LSAT splitters. Perhaps, though, I will be the one proven wrong. Thanks for all the hard work.

God I hope so, my percentage chances fell near 10% at a number of my top choice schools with this newest version.

Same here. I'm not sure if the last one was optimistic or this one is pessimistic (or both).

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