177/3.6
Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 11:56 am
What are my chances at HYS/CCN? Haven't applied yet, unsure if that drastically affects my chances or not.
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no chance at YS, miniscule chance at HPeytonManning3 wrote:What are my chances at HYS/CCN? Haven't applied yet, unsure if that drastically affects my chances or not.
Those search terms are WAY too narrow. With the declining number of apps this guy's chances at Harvard aren't terrible. Should be an auto-admit at Columbia and NYU, likely in at Chicago.gguuueessttt wrote: When I put in 3.58-3.62 with your LSAT, there are 0% acceptances at HYS, 100% at Col and NYU, and 0% at Chicago.
fair enough. I was just trying to get an accurate search because when I made it a wider range the acceptances were much different, but you're right about the declining number of apps possibly increasing his chances at H.Tiago Splitter wrote:Those search terms are WAY too narrow. With the declining number of apps this guy's chances at Harvard aren't terrible. Should be an auto-admit at Columbia and NYU, likely in at Chicago.gguuueessttt wrote: When I put in 3.58-3.62 with your LSAT, there are 0% acceptances at HYS, 100% at Col and NYU, and 0% at Chicago.
This may be a bit ridiculous but if you make the range H's 75% LSAT +1, you get a slightly better chance that may be more indicative.
Yeah, I'd blanket the T14. Good analysissinfiery wrote:This may be a bit ridiculous but if you make the range H's 75% LSAT +1, you get a slightly better chance that may be more indicative.
So for 11-12, 176-180 = 56%
http://myLSN.info/xbtfim
177-180 = 35%ish for previous years
http://myLSN.info/4r0r3i
both these %s counting WLs as denials which may not have been the case
OP, try to get your apps out as soon as possible.