Legacy tip at Penn
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2011 1:02 pm
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The general rule is that if your name ain't on a building, it ain't gonna help. Even then, we have no data to suggest that it would, only that it would seem so.pineappledazzler wrote:With numbers in the ballpark for Penn (LSAT 174, GPA unknown due to odd grading system at overseas university), would having a parent who went to Penn as an undergrad provide any tipping factor for admission, or is legacy not really the same for law school like it is for undergrad admissions?
If your parent had went to Penn law school it might help in a very very small way, but having relatives that went to the UG probably won't matter at all.pineappledazzler wrote:With numbers in the ballpark for Penn (LSAT 174, GPA unknown due to odd grading system at overseas university), would having a parent who went to Penn as an undergrad provide any tipping factor for admission, or is legacy not really the same for law school like it is for undergrad admissions?
This.paratactical wrote:If your parent had went to Penn law school it might help in a very very small way, but having relatives that went to the UG probably won't matter at all.pineappledazzler wrote:With numbers in the ballpark for Penn (LSAT 174, GPA unknown due to odd grading system at overseas university), would having a parent who went to Penn as an undergrad provide any tipping factor for admission, or is legacy not really the same for law school like it is for undergrad admissions?
Hey fatduck, I like your other corgi avatar better . ):fatduck wrote:only this guy will get a boost
please accept this peace offeringlhlee wrote:Hey fatduck, I like your other corgi avatar better . ):fatduck wrote:only this guy will get a boost
And Relatives do not really provide a boost unless they donated ALOT of money and/or very influential.
Bro, 174 last and no GPA, you shouldn't have a problem.pineappledazzler wrote:With numbers in the ballpark for Penn (LSAT 174, GPA unknown due to odd grading system at overseas university), would having a parent who went to Penn as an undergrad provide any tipping factor for admission, or is legacy not really the same for law school like it is for undergrad admissions?
Accepted.fatduck wrote:please accept this peace offeringlhlee wrote:Hey fatduck, I like your other corgi avatar better . ):fatduck wrote:only this guy will get a boost
And Relatives do not really provide a boost unless they donated ALOT of money and/or very influential.
This.lhlee wrote:Relatives do not really provide a boost unless they donated ALOT of money and/or very influential.fatduck wrote:only this guy will get a boost
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWfatduck wrote:lhlee wrote:fatduck wrote:
Not entirely true. Penn is very into the one university concept. Children of law students get the legacy "bump" for UG (and special help in the admissions process). Don't know why it wouldn't work the other way around. Unlikely to be determinative, however.paratactical wrote:If your parent had went to Penn law school it might help in a very very small way, but having relatives that went to the UG probably won't matter at all.pineappledazzler wrote:With numbers in the ballpark for Penn (LSAT 174, GPA unknown due to odd grading system at overseas university), would having a parent who went to Penn as an undergrad provide any tipping factor for admission, or is legacy not really the same for law school like it is for undergrad admissions?
Lol @ "in case of Veyron."glewz wrote: Edit: In case of Veyron...Not trolling Penn - I think it's a great place
Kabuo wrote:Lol @ "in case of Veyron."glewz wrote: Edit: In case of Veyron...Not trolling Penn - I think it's a great place