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[trbrny]

Hey, thanks for the thread. What were your initial LSAT uGPA when applying to law school?

I was well above median for uGPA, probably at the median of LSAT grades in my T2.

Not sure where people got the idea that good LSAT score equals good performance in law school. In my experience, the people who understood the material and put in the time got good grades and transferred, regardless of their LSAT performance. I actually think that, for many transfers, their subpar LSAT score was an anomaly in an otherwise strong academic record.

[Total Litigator]

Hey, thanks for the thread. What were your initial LSAT uGPA when applying to law school?

I was well above median for uGPA, probably at the median of LSAT grades in my T2.

Not sure where people got the idea that good LSAT score equals good performance in law school. In my experience, the people who understood the material and put in the time got good grades and transferred, regardless of their LSAT performance. I actually think that, for many transfers, their subpar LSAT score was an anomaly in an otherwise strong academic record.

Yup, no correlation at all to studying for and doing well on a complex but learnable test.

[trbrny]

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