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Re: Impact of 1 Point Gain in the 170+ Range
it matters with regard to 25/50/75 percentile. those numbers are what matter to schools. if the point puts you at or above one of those numbers, then yes it will matter. if the schools 75th was 168, then it will likely matter a lot less. ultimately though, you're not really gonna know.
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Re: Impact of 1 Point Gain in the 170+ Range
reapply first day next cycle, it'll be worth couple tens of thousands in scholarship money
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Re: Impact of 1 Point Gain in the 170+ Range
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Re: Impact of 1 Point Gain in the 170+ Range
Ask your school for more money. If you're not interested in Harvard, then that is by far the best option
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Re: Impact of 1 Point Gain in the 170+ Range
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Re: Impact of 1 Point Gain in the 170+ Range
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Re: Impact of 1 Point Gain in the 170+ Range
No, I'm saying that your current school is probably still your best option, assuming you aren't interested in risking not getting back into your current school for a 40% chance at Harvard or dropping down in the rankings for more money.isabelle9984 wrote:With a 3.85/171 I'll still be just below both of H's medians. You don't think its too much of a long shot? Or are you recommending a fourth LSAT take?chargers21 wrote:Ask your school for more money. If you're not interested in Harvard, then that is by far the best option