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I'm just curious. What is the "floor" for a white applicant to get in to certain schools as far as the LSAT is concerned, assuming the applicant has a 4.0 GPA (I don't; again, I'm just curious). What would the floors be for Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Columbia, NYU, Duke, Cornell, UPenn. and Georgetown, respectfully?

I want to know because I got in an argument with a friend and want to see who is right.

Also, does LSDAS GPA stop at 4.0, or does it go up potentially to 4.3 if someone gets A+'s?

Thanks guys,

Helicio

Helicio wrote:I'm just curious. What is the "floor" for a white applicant to get in to certain schools as far as the LSAT is concerned, assuming the applicant has a 4.0 GPA (I don't; again, I'm just curious). What would the floors be for Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Columbia, NYU, Duke, Cornell, UPenn. and Georgetown, respectfully?

I want to know because I got in an argument with a friend and want to see who is right.

Also, does LSDAS GPA stop at 4.0, or does it go up potentially to 4.3 if someone gets A+'s?

Thanks guys,

Helicio

Check Laws school numbers.

What would the floor on that site be. Like a "low considered" or whatever it's called.

Thanks!

Helicio wrote:What would the floor on that site be. Like a "low considered" or whatever it's called.

Thanks!

Look at the graphs. You are thinking of lawschoolpredictor.com

Click on school, sort by LSAT and view individual profiles for the lowest numbers who were admitted.

http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com

edit: graphs are faster

Thanks guys, and sorry for my stupidity.