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Bedsole wrote:I am guessing flame.

Otherwise, you'd better edit this thing all to hell before the TLS parent police bash you for your helicopter parenting.

In the sake of trying to be helpful should this have any truth to it, schools won't care that the 180 was a retake.

MypoorBrantley wrote:Please, anyone with knowledge of the admissions process please help. My wonderful son Brantley is applying to schools next year, but he has got himself in a bit of a buggaboo. As any worried mother would, I have taken it upon myself to save him. He graduated with honors from school with a 4.0 (Praise) and recently received his lsats score back which was a 180 (Praise). My cause for concern is that this June test was his second time taking the lsats. He did really poorly his first time around (178, no praise), and I want to know what schools will take a student knowing he did so poorly on the lsats at one point. Now his father and I have already beat him several times over for his folly, so please no suggestions that we physically punish him, as we already have done that. He assures us that he will put forth more effort in his studies henceforth. So please, any helpful insight would be greatly appreciated.

With love,

Mrs. White

RSterling wrote:
Fighting a flame with flame.

polkij333 wrote: 178 (no praise)

MypoorBrantley wrote: buggaboo.

ams212 wrote:Obvious troll is obvious troll

MypoorBrantley wrote:Please, anyone with knowledge of the admissions process please help. My wonderful son Brantley is applying to schools next year, but he has got himself in a bit of a buggaboo. As any worried mother would, I have taken it upon myself to save him. He graduated with honors from school with a 4.0 (Praise) and recently received his lsats score back which was a 180 (Praise). My cause for concern is that this June test was his second time taking the lsats. He did really poorly his first time around (178, no praise), and I want to know what schools will take a student knowing he did so poorly on the lsats at one point. Now his father and I have already beat him several times over for his folly, so please no suggestions that we physically punish him, as we already have done that. He assures us that he will put forth more effort in his studies henceforth. So please, any helpful insight would be greatly appreciated.

With love,

Mrs. White

Bedsole wrote:I am guessing flame.

Otherwise, you'd better edit this thing all to hell before the TLS parent police bash you for your helicopter parenting.

In the sake of trying to be helpful should this have any truth to it, schools won't care that the 180 was a retake.

Mal Reynolds wrote:Obvious alt is obvious.

MypoorBrantley wrote:Please, anyone with knowledge of the admissions process please help. My wonderful son XXXX is applying to schools next year, but he has got himself in a bit of a buggaboo. As any worried mother would, I have taken it upon myself to save him. He graduated with honors from school with a 4.0 (Praise) and recently received his lsats score back which was a 180 (Praise). My cause for concern is that this June test was his second time taking the lsats. He did really poorly his first time around (178, no praise), and I want to know what schools will take a student knowing he did so poorly on the lsats at one point. Now his father and I have already beat him several times over for his folly, so please no suggestions that we physically punish him, as we already have done that. He assures us that he will put forth more effort in his studies henceforth. So please, any helpful insight would be greatly appreciated.

With love,

Mrs. XXXXX