LSAT CURVE Forum
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LSAT CURVE
Quick question. Why don’t people like generous curves. Doesn’t that mean you need less correct answers to receive your intended score? Also don’t harder tests get more better curves ?
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Re: LSAT CURVE
Generous curves mean more people at the top, which means more competition for admissions (i.e. it's a lot easier to get in with a 173 when it's the 99th percentile than when it's the 97th).