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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by bartleby » Tue May 31, 2011 2:35 am

insignificant. won't hurt, obviously. just try and get that GPA as high as you can and focus on the LSAT. LSAT LSAT LSAT LSAT.

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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by warandpeace » Tue May 31, 2011 2:39 am

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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by shoeshine » Tue May 31, 2011 2:39 am

The actual trend itself makes very little difference. Having a higher GPA is what is important.

However...LSAT > GPA

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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by law4vus » Tue May 31, 2011 11:40 am

warandpeace wrote:
bartleby wrote:insignificant. won't hurt, obviously. just try and get that GPA as high as you can and focus on the LSAT. LSAT LSAT LSAT LSAT.
i hear you! thanks! do i only have a shot at the t14 with a 175 if i get around to a 3.5-3.59?
You have a shot at the lower T14 with a 171ish and a 3.5-3.6. A 175 would break you into MVP range and MAYBE CCN if you put together a great app.

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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by bdubs » Tue May 31, 2011 11:45 am

warandpeace wrote:
bartleby wrote:insignificant. won't hurt, obviously. just try and get that GPA as high as you can and focus on the LSAT. LSAT LSAT LSAT LSAT.
i hear you! thanks! do i only have a shot at the t14 with a 175 if i get around to a 3.5-3.59?
Your chances at CCN are pretty decent with a 175 and a 3.59

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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by Sandro » Tue May 31, 2011 5:14 pm

I think you are underestimating your future LSAT performance. 180, son.

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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by warandpeace » Tue May 31, 2011 5:54 pm

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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by Alltheirsplendor » Wed Jun 01, 2011 1:20 am

warandpeace wrote:
Sandro wrote:I think you are underestimating your future LSAT performance. 180, son.
wat.
Haha, it's Sandro's way of saying, 'Go for the gold.'

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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by warandpeace » Wed Jun 01, 2011 3:59 am

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Re: does an upward trend make a difference?

Post by Alltheirsplendor » Wed Jun 01, 2011 12:41 pm

warandpeace wrote:
Alltheirsplendor wrote:
warandpeace wrote:
Sandro wrote:I think you are underestimating your future LSAT performance. 180, son.
wat.
Haha, it's Sandro's way of saying, 'Go for the gold.'
whoops, thought it was sarcasm! 180s are hardly possible unless you're supernatural -_-
I'm not so sure about that. I believe the LSAT is what you put into it, but some people would disagree. Start exploring the LSAT prep section.

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