The benefits of ED Forum
- JohnBoy
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The benefits of ED
I have a 3.7 and a 170 on the LSAT (1st time I got a 166). After looking at a wealth of data on T14 schools I see I hit the median on roughly both criteria, save the top 4-5, and was curious as to what early decision will do for me. On the law school predictor program it put me at 39% at Columbia, would ED increase my chances or is it best to not even apply? I'm also curious to ED with Michigan, NYU, UT, and VA.
Thank you for any insight or help you can offer.
Thank you for any insight or help you can offer.
- im_blue
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Re: The benefits of ED
I wouldn't ED any target schools unless it's your absolute top choice, and you would gladly pay sticker to attend even if other schools gave you money. On the other hand, it's a reasonable option for your dream (reach) school.
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Re: The benefits of ED
Don't ED to Mich, UVa or UT. They might give you scholarships, and ED kills that.JohnBoy wrote:I have a 3.7 and a 170 on the LSAT (1st time I got a 166). After looking at a wealth of data on T14 schools I see I hit the median on roughly both criteria, save the top 4-5, and was curious as to what early decision will do for me. On the law school predictor program it put me at 39% at Columbia, would ED increase my chances or is it best to not even apply? I'm also curious to ED with Michigan, NYU, UT, and VA.
Thank you for any insight or help you can offer.
- capitalacq
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Re: The benefits of ED
i'd ED CLS if you know you'll be happy attending there. They don't give that much of a boost, but any bit helpsJohnBoy wrote:I have a 3.7 and a 170 on the LSAT (1st time I got a 166). After looking at a wealth of data on T14 schools I see I hit the median on roughly both criteria, save the top 4-5, and was curious as to what early decision will do for me. On the law school predictor program it put me at 39% at Columbia, would ED increase my chances or is it best to not even apply? I'm also curious to ED with Michigan, NYU, UT, and VA.
Thank you for any insight or help you can offer.
- jdubb990
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Re: The benefits of ED
there are no benefits to erectile dysfunction. duhhh
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- JohnBoy
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Re: The benefits of ED
Thank you very much for the information and suggestions.
- JohnBoy
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Re: The benefits of ED
In addition, in the event of a retake..If I'm not absolutely sure i got a 172+ should I cancel? I have been able to predict both of my actual lsat scores within 2 points. If I had to cancel, would it hurt my 170?
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Re: The benefits of ED
bann worthy.jdubb990 wrote:there are no benefits to erectile dysfunction. duhhh
this is ban worthy.
- Veyron
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Re: The benefits of ED
You sound stupid. A mild joke at worse. Its people like you that make life borring and miserable. Enjoy your TTT.howcani111 wrote:bann worthy.jdubb990 wrote:there are no benefits to erectile dysfunction. duhhh
this is ban worthy.
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Re: The benefits of ED
Really? I can understand how it's a joke. But isn't it a not so funny one/that's kinda really odd/random?Veyron wrote:You sound stupid. A mild joke at worse. Its people like you that make life borring and miserable. Enjoy Cooley.howcani111 wrote:bann worthy.jdubb990 wrote:there are no benefits to erectile dysfunction. duhhh
this is ban worthy.
- Veyron
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Re: The benefits of ED
Moar the fact that you immediately pounced on it with a sanctimonious burst of PC looser.
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