I'm below 25th percentile for GPA at Berk and between median and 75th percentile for LSAT. I'm not a URM.
I would say that this is indicative that, at least in my case, a holistic approach was taken.
Top 25 Schools with a holistic approach Forum
- bilbobaggins
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Re: Top 25 Schools with a holistic approach
lol at the personal statement forum...
no such thing as a holistic approach, unless somehow the holistic approach is mostly correlated with numbers.
though Berkeley and UC Irvine seem to be two exceptions
no such thing as a holistic approach, unless somehow the holistic approach is mostly correlated with numbers.
though Berkeley and UC Irvine seem to be two exceptions
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Re: Top 25 Schools with a holistic approach
I think it's funny that folks have debated for three pages about whether schools have a holistic process or not, but have failed to give a clear definition of what a "holistic admission process" is.
Also, someone noted the 160 3.0 person who got in UVA a while ago - those numbers are fudged, check out the profile.
Also, someone noted the 160 3.0 person who got in UVA a while ago - those numbers are fudged, check out the profile.
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