Are hourumd and lawschoolcalculator just completely useless? Forum

[thedude221]

169 LSAT, 3.96 GPA, non urm, 28% chance at Harvard? Really? I mean if someone on here wants to tell me I have about a one in three chance of getting into harvard that would be great but that seems like high balling to me.

[Knock]

169 LSAT, 3.96 GPA, non urm, 28% chance at Harvard? Really? I mean if someone on here wants to tell me I have about a one in three chance of getting into harvard that would be great but that seems like high balling to me.

That strikes me as high as well, but I think LSP has proven to be pretty accurate. So i'm confused. Maybe it's overvaluing your GPA? I'm not sure, it very well may be correct.

EDIT: Do some research on lawschoolnumbers.com

[thedude221]

That strikes me as high as well, but I think LSP has proven to be pretty accurate. So i'm confused. Maybe it's overvaluing your GPA? I'm not sure, it very well may be correct.

EDIT: Do some research on lawschoolnumbers.com

people in my range-about 6 waitlisted 1 accepted and 1 rejected. Frankly I'm getting frustrated with all of these predictor type websites and law school numbers because either the sample size is too small, the datas not recent enough, or just because the numbers are too good to be true or at least seem that way. Hell, maybe I do have a 1 in 3 chance of getting into harvard, that would be sweet but it would put me ed'ing to chicago into question.

[Knock]

That strikes me as high as well, but I think LSP has proven to be pretty accurate. So i'm confused. Maybe it's overvaluing your GPA? I'm not sure, it very well may be correct.

EDIT: Do some research on lawschoolnumbers.com

people in my range-about 6 waitlisted 1 accepted and 1 rejected. Frankly I'm getting frustrated with all of these predictor type websites and law school numbers because either the sample size is too small, the datas not recent enough, or just because the numbers are too good to be true or at least seem that way. Hell, maybe I do have a 1 in 3 chance of getting into harvard, that would be sweet but it would put me ed'ing to chicago into question.

There isn't a question. ED to Chicago. You don't have enough of a shot at HYSC to forsake that ED to Chicago. If you don't ED to Chicago, you're probably out. Consider ED'ing NYU as well. Although it has similar acceptances numbers to U. Chi, NYU has a much larger class, so you have better chances I think.

[Sh@keNb@ke]

ED to Columbia. I think that's truly your best bet.

[hypothalamus]

I've concluded that one of the predictors (don't remember if it was LSP or the other major one) is completely useless. I try my chances with different numbers and it often gives me worse odds with higher numbers....