@ezb3218755 I feel like being "rarely off by more than 1 point" is pretty meaningless if you consider the LSAT curve's remarkable consistency

Hey, thats exciting! How long have you been prepping?

Thank you, @pcainti665 Caint!

Congratulations, Paul! Can you PM stats?

Yes! This would make for a very, very interesting read.

Thanks for doing this!

Question for your friend: from your experience, what is one valuable way that 1Ls contributed/added to the HLS community?

@roystanator440 said:

@AccountsPlayable said:

@roystanator440 what were you stats if you don't mind me asking? Curious about the hold pool as well.

3.6/ 163

Hope you get in! And I think a JD from Columbia will leave you in great shape for both Nor Cal and So Cal Big Law if that's what you're interested in.

@roystanator440 what were you stats if you don't mind me asking? Curious about the hold pool as well.

For #7, the correct answer choice says "incorporates local ingredients," which threw me off since "local" would imply elements indigenous to Latin America right? So is it just an imperfect analogy that is better than the other answer choices?

I scrolled down and couldn't find a convincing answer to this: in the conclusion, the manager specifies that she is only judging safety by the standard of how many injuries occur, while (E) describes medical problems. How do we reconcile this disparity?