Class Rank Forum
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Class Rank
Many applications ask for your class rank and then say to estimate if you don't know. My school doesn't release this information nor do I even have much of a clue, any suggestions as to how to proceed? Worst comes to worst I'm friendly with the Dean of Students and could ask him but I'd rather not.
- gdane
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Re: Class Rank
Absolutely no reason not to ask. Ask. Get it out of the way so you can send out your applications.BeachedBrit wrote:Many applications ask for your class rank and then say to estimate if you don't know. My school doesn't release this information nor do I even have much of a clue, any suggestions as to how to proceed? Worst comes to worst I'm friendly with the Dean of Students and could ask him but I'd rather not.
Good luck!
- St.Remy
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Re: Class Rank
When you submit your transcript to LSAC they have a score breakdown that shows you your school grade percentile. Use that to estimate, rounding to your advantage of course.BeachedBrit wrote:Many applications ask for your class rank and then say to estimate if you don't know. My school doesn't release this information nor do I even have much of a clue, any suggestions as to how to proceed? Worst comes to worst I'm friendly with the Dean of Students and could ask him but I'd rather not.
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Re: Class Rank
At my school, when you buy an academic transcript you can also request to have a letter from the university registrar that states your class rank.
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- MrKappus
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Re: Class Rank
Is that grade percentile among your school's LS applicants, or among your class as a whole? I'd always assumed it was the former...St.Remy wrote:When you submit your transcript to LSAC they have a score breakdown that shows you your school grade percentile. Use that to estimate, rounding to your advantage of course.BeachedBrit wrote:Many applications ask for your class rank and then say to estimate if you don't know. My school doesn't release this information nor do I even have much of a clue, any suggestions as to how to proceed? Worst comes to worst I'm friendly with the Dean of Students and could ask him but I'd rather not.
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Re: Class Rank
It is the former which is not really desirable as students that wish to continue their studies in grad schools, particularly in this case law schools, are a self-selecting part that will do better than the whole of the university academically.