I saw this and was wondering, is it possible to vastly under/over perform your numbers
http://texasam.lawschoolnumbers.com/stats/1415
What are the chances of being an outlier in admissions Forum
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Re: What are the chances of being an outlier in admissions
I almost think this candidate must have had a C&F issue or some other major turnoff....because A&M would love to have a 173 since it is about 20 points past their median.
Doubt it was as simple as underperforming the numbers, must have been something adcomms turned off by
Doubt it was as simple as underperforming the numbers, must have been something adcomms turned off by
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Re: What are the chances of being an outlier in admissions
Could be yield protection. What's the chances of someone 20 LSAT points above me median actually enrolling?
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Re: What are the chances of being an outlier in admissions
Why wouldn't they wait list this person instead of ding them though? Doesn't make sensesmile0751 wrote:Could be yield protection. What's the chances of someone 20 LSAT points above me median actually enrolling?
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