Publications Forum
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Publications
Hi all,
I was wondering if publications help a law school application. I'm currently working as a research assistant with a professor who is a law journal publication "machine". His last assistant was co-credited with 11 publications and is attending Stanford. His assistant before that is attending Yale. I'm curious what weight these publications have on an application as I am likely to have some by the time I graduate.
Any idea?
I was wondering if publications help a law school application. I'm currently working as a research assistant with a professor who is a law journal publication "machine". His last assistant was co-credited with 11 publications and is attending Stanford. His assistant before that is attending Yale. I'm curious what weight these publications have on an application as I am likely to have some by the time I graduate.
Any idea?
- gaud
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Re: Publications
They will certainly help, but you'll still need good numbers to get into those schools.
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Re: Publications
I understand that. Maybe I should put in a scenario.
Admission advisor can choose only one applicant:
170 LSAT 4.0 GPA vs 167 LSAT 4.0 GPA with multiple publications, all else held equal (identical backgrounds), does the 167 ever get chosen in this scenario?
Admission advisor can choose only one applicant:
170 LSAT 4.0 GPA vs 167 LSAT 4.0 GPA with multiple publications, all else held equal (identical backgrounds), does the 167 ever get chosen in this scenario?
- gaud
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Re: Publications
I have no clue. I'd guess the 170/4.0 would win it though.
- top30man
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Yeah its difficult to imagine a scenario that the 170 wouldn't win it.gaud wrote:I have no clue. I'd guess the 170/4.0 would win it though.
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Re: Publications
So the benefits would be marginal at best?
- top30man
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Re: Publications
Yes.HeathP123 wrote:So the benefits would be marginal at best?