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Re: Admissions Predictions based on Admissions Index Score
Thanks ... I appreciate it... But if it's a virus, I will hunt you down and kill you. Albanian blood feud style.
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Re: Admissions Predictions based on Admissions Index Score
Dude, awesome job. Thanks!
I know this probably matters to no one but me, but the U Memphis LSAT 25th %ile and 75th %ile are inverted. The 25th (154) is listed in the 75th, and vice versa.
I know this probably matters to no one but me, but the U Memphis LSAT 25th %ile and 75th %ile are inverted. The 25th (154) is listed in the 75th, and vice versa.
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Re: Admissions Predictions based on Admissions Index Score
it gave me a better chance at stanford than columbia.
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Re: Admissions Predictions based on Admissions Index Score
Thanks for the stats! Would love to know the name of the school that was consider but accepted the 167/3.77
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Re: Admissions Predictions based on Admissions Index Score
Even though its a small sample, the results (so far) are really good.YCrevolution wrote: CONCLUSION
In this particular non-scientific sample at this particular point in time, the spreadsheet correctly predicts 88%+ (with positive/negative "Consider') of admissions decisions based on admissions index formulas and a school's 25/75 numbers. While this is certainly not enough to conclude that this is a good predictor ("Negative Consider" is particularly weak), it's certainly far better than nothing.
Of course, the best evidence would be TLSers. So, once you start getting decisions, see how close the spreasheet was at predicting.
Does LSN export an Excel/STATA file for applicants?
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Re: Admissions Predictions based on Admissions Index Score
Damn, that's great. It seems to be a good predictor. Good job!
EDIT: I did my own.
Admit: 1/1
Positive consider: 4/4
Negative consider: 0/1
Deny:0/0
Total: 5/6
EDIT: I did my own.
Admit: 1/1
Positive consider: 4/4
Negative consider: 0/1
Deny:0/0
Total: 5/6
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Re: Admissions Predictions based on Admissions Index Score
Thanks
BTW, anyone know how multiple LSAT scores affect this?
BTW, anyone know how multiple LSAT scores affect this?
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I defied the UGeorgia presumptive "Deny." I'll let you know how it turns out when I hear back from all my schools. "Weak Consider" is a good idea. Thanks for creating this!
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YCrevolution, thank you so much for posting this! You are awesome and this must have taken a lot of time to make. Nontheless, we really appreciate it. It takes out SOME of the anxiety I feel waiting for my first decision. Can I ask you what a positive and negative consider means? How do I know if mine is positive or negative?
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Re: Admissions Predictions based on Admissions Index Score
Thanks! I'm looking forward to the next version. Damn those schools that don't post their formulas!YCrevolution wrote:linhvo wrote:YCrevolution, thank you so much for posting this! You are awesome and this must have taken a lot of time to make. Nontheless, we really appreciate it. It takes out SOME of the anxiety I feel waiting for my first decision. Can I ask you what a positive and negative consider means? How do I know if mine is positive or negative?
As to your question: positive means that your admissions index score is above that of the (roughly) median applicant at a school. Negative means the same thing except "below" instead of "above". It's not in the original spreadsheet (it just says "Consider), and I plan on adding it in the next version.
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YC...pretty amazing work. I'm reticent to post the stats I've collected thus far...but, suffice it to say, they've been predicted almost precisely by the index sheet.
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Good find. I just saw this on another guy's website. You should give him some credit.
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lolz.magnumxlv wrote:Good find. I just saw this on another guy's website. You should give him some credit.
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Re: Admissions Index Score Prediction Spreadsheet - Version 1.1
YCrevolution, thanks for putting this together! I haven't heard back from any schools yet, and have started to go crazy with the waiting. But after plugging in my numbers to your spreadsheet, I'm feeling a lot better about my chances. I'd especially love to believe I'm an ADMIT at Berkeley!
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- iceberger
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Re: Admissions Index Score Prediction Spreadsheet - Version 1.1
nice! i'll let you know the accuracy of the worksheets predictions. it has me at POS.CONSIDER for columbia and i'm hoping the sheet doesn't let down.
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Re: Admissions Index Score Prediction Spreadsheet - Version 1.1
Oof, I just created a similar sheet using a load of If/Else functions in excel. It's almost exactly the same as this one...I need to check the boards more often.
Still, awesome. Thanks!
Still, awesome. Thanks!
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Re: Admissions Index Score Prediction Spreadsheet - Version 1.1
thanks a lot this is great stuff. im at 164 3.44 so I am at neg or pos consider at most schools, good thing i spread my apps out haha
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