Berkeley lists its 25th - 75th percentile LSAT scores as 164-169.
If you are not an underrepresented minority, and fall below the 25 percentile (you have a score of either 161,162 or 163) is it really difficult to get accepted?
I guess my question is do law schools give URMs priorities if their score is below the 25th percentile as opposed to those who aren't?
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Re: Question about LSAT Scores 25th - 75th Percentile?
Are you asking whether URMs outperform their numbers? The answer is obviously yes. If anybody's numbers fall below the 25th %ile, though, they're probably not getting in.lawschool111 wrote:I guess my question is do law schools give URMs priorities if their score is below the 25th percentile as opposed to those who aren't?