My GPA is not great in my opinion (3.26) and I am scoring at a low point for the LSAT too (around 153 currently.) It is totally scary but I would really like to think that if you have a good enough LSAT score you can get into a school that reflects your educational capabilities. @TimothyNguyen made a great point in the comments too, about transferring once you gain admission to a school. I guess the question becomes how low your GPA is. If i recall correctly, there was a discussion post I was reading on here, it should be under most voted under the admissions tab, of someone with a 2.8 GPA gaining admission to Northwestern. Granted, their LSAT was rather high and they had great softs (military experience), but still, I think it goes to show that ANYTHING is possible.

I am confused. Isn't there a difference between being intelligent and displaying intelligence? Maybe this question is irrelevant because displaying intelligence is in the conclusion, and not the reasoning. I guess I did not pick this choice because I think there is a distinction between having intelligence and displaying intelligence. Maybe displaying intelligence means the computer is DISPLAYING the intelligence on the screen?

Regardless, this is a very cool question that it is leading to so many other questions.