Summer firm asked me for my LSAT score
Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 3:10 pm
Lol at my life. I thought this shit was supposed to stop mattering at some point.
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I thought that was why the associates hit on the summers.nevdash wrote:Just tell them it was a 176 and you have a 9" cock. It's not like they're going to verify either.
I really like the firm. I think its SOP to be honest and I have a good score so its not a big deal. More surprised than anything.Gorki wrote:Ouch. If this is a tactic to ding people... that really sucks. Sorry bro. Hope you have a good LSAT score, or they do not actually care. Otherwise, whatever. Life goes on and in the long run it would probably be better to work elsewhere.
Anonymous User wrote:I really like the firm. I think its SOP to be honest and I have a good score so its not a big deal. More surprised than anything.Gorki wrote:Ouch. If this is a tactic to ding people... that really sucks. Sorry bro. Hope you have a good LSAT score, or they do not actually care. Otherwise, whatever. Life goes on and in the long run it would probably be better to work elsewhere.
Its like, really, why?There were judges that asked for LSAT on clerkship apps, too.
It's to weed out the high LSAT scorers who did well in law school without working hard.Anonymous User wrote:There were judges that asked for LSAT on clerkship apps, too.
I mean, screw it, just ask for your finest piece of construction paper art from pre-school while you're at itAnonymous User wrote:King & Spalding has an intake form where they ask for UGPA and HIGH SCHOOL GPA. Absurd.
Scientific management at its finest.bns_77 wrote:I mean, screw it, just ask for your finest piece of construction paper art from pre-school while you're at itAnonymous User wrote:King & Spalding has an intake form where they ask for UGPA and HIGH SCHOOL GPA. Absurd.
You are telling me that my awesome LSAT score will hurt me with those judges since I am barely top 1/3 at my school??wk1982 wrote:It's to weed out the high LSAT scorers who did well in law school without working hard.Anonymous User wrote:There were judges that asked for LSAT on clerkship apps, too.
Just a number I think. I doubt that half the partners would even know how the modern LSAT is scored.dreakol wrote:do they want like an official report or for you to just give them a number?
I had a firm ask me for UGPA and SAT scores.Anonymous User wrote:King & Spalding has an intake form where they ask for UGPA and HIGH SCHOOL GPA. Absurd.
Anonymous User wrote:King & Spalding has an intake form where they ask for UGPA and HIGH SCHOOL GPA. Absurd.
well yes, but I was kidding.Anonymous User wrote:You are telling me that my awesome LSAT score will hurt me with those judges since I am barely top 1/3 at my school??wk1982 wrote:It's to weed out the high LSAT scorers who did well in law school without working hard.Anonymous User wrote:There were judges that asked for LSAT on clerkship apps, too.
I guess I can see it for hiring summers . . . kinda, but after you already have an entire summer of work product to judge?Anonymous User wrote:I had a firm ask me for UGPA and SAT scores.Anonymous User wrote:King & Spalding has an intake form where they ask for UGPA and HIGH SCHOOL GPA. Absurd.
wow... UGPA.. maybe...Anonymous User wrote:King & Spalding has an intake form where they ask for UGPA and HIGH SCHOOL GPA. Absurd.