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| urm | 717 | 1.1K |
| extreme | 533 | 610 |
| splitter | 686 | 869 |
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Reverse splitter friendly schools?anyone have a list of schools that weigh or prefer UGPA more than Lsat? That would be awesome thanks
Also when you look at the graphs on LSN the reverse splitter friendly schools will have a broader horizontal distribution while the splitter friendly schools (like NU) will be much more vertical in their distribution. -
JD good for business professionals? Appreciate your thoughts.Hey all, I work in a business development role (partnerships, strategic relationships, sales, dealing with government red tape). I love getting pe…
Only go to law school if your calling is to be an attorney. The days of JD advantage outweighing the extreme cost of law school have passed. -
Weaken, Principle and FlawI've gotten to a point where the only types of questions I'm missing are weaken, principle or flaw questions. I usually am on the right path to the c…
... seek out and eliminate with extreme prejudice. So applied to your ... -
Multiple LSATsI've asked so many people and have always gotten responses that were all over the place about this. Someone please put my heart at rest and tell me w…
... "around" the medians? (Assuming non-URM status, no large donations, etc ... -
NA and SA QuestionsI totally understand the difference between these two question types. However, when SA questions are not logic based, I pick the answer choice that k…
... Bill is hairy.
An extreme example of NA would be ... -
There Is No "Limit" To How High You Can ScoreI constantly see people asking, "I got X score on my first diagnostic, how many points can I really improve?" but the truth is that there is no answe…
... that unless there is an extreme reason why you need to ... -
I got in...so, now what?Hi All, I'm happy to report that I received an email on Friday that I was accepted to one of the schools to which I applied. I'm waiting to hear o…
... I'm a low-high splitter since LSAT is "more important ... -
High LSAT v. GPA during the Admissions process.fairly simple question, how much more would a law school be willing to accept a student with a high LSAT score but a low GPA? for some background:…
... full ride, even as a URM. That said, you're putting ... -
High LSAT v. GPA during the Admissions process.fairly simple question, how much more would a law school be willing to accept a student with a high LSAT score but a low GPA? for some background:…
On law school numbers Colts1810 (URM) GPA 3.11, LSAT 161 ... accepted to Vanderbilt $0. Jessicakes90 (URM) GPA 3.09, LSAT 168 ... -
Retake??Hey guys! First of all a huge thank you to the 7sage community -- you guys have definitely been instrumental throughout this whole LSAT monkey busine…
URM with a 173/3.45?
My guess is you are a shoe-in at any school you want. -
Opinions wanted!!!!Hi everyone, I just went to register for the June LSAT and to my surprise, all the test centers near me are now full. The closest one is about 2 h…
... of your time/mental energy. (extreme example, but you get the ... -
advice about following curriculum from an impatient studentI just wanted to put this out there for anyone who might have done/is doing what I just did in my study process. Just to give a small preface, I'm ge…
... a T20 school as a splitter because of my LSAT score ... -
[Webinar] RC Mini Course in Three SessionsHey 7Sagers, I'm teaching a live RC webinar mini course! Seriously, it's going to be me but live. <b>What is it? </b> We'll start with RC th…
... on Mike Kim's conditional Extreme Links to drill logic and ... -
Are all GPAs created equal?Hello, all! I hope all is well. I'll keep this brief: we're busy individuals, after all. What I believe my question boils down to is this: how …
... to consider. GPA, LSAT, Age, URM and more.
The ... -
Leveraging your acceptance letters/scholarshipsi was wondering what peoples thoughts were. Basically taking an acceptance from one school and show it to competitor schools in hopes of the competit…
... worried is because im a splitter. i did really bad my ... -
Is it silly to work towards a high lsat to compensate for a really low gpa?Hi 7sagers, A little bit of background. I have a 2.4 ugpa. Needless to say, my chances ride or die by my score on the LSAT. After working as a par…
Your goal is to ne an extream splitter. A high LSAT score can open doors you never thought possible! -
Test Lead UpSo, like everything else in my LSAT prep before coming to 7Sage, I led up to my test date completely wrong. Aside from simply being unprepared, I we…
... , and so it might be extreme, but I’m going to ... -
BR Group Calendar Now Available!Hey y'all, You asked for it. So now you're getting it. Here's the BR Group Calendar, including June-oriented (but open to all) dates as well as da…
... . So, I acknowledge this is extreme. But I'm a full ... -
The "Some People Say" Principle [title has been changed!]I have been studying logical reasoning stimuli that include a sentence about what someone OTHER than the author says, usually near the start of the p…
... I, Question 8 has an extreme case of "some people say ... -
Extreme Logic GamingSo I'm visiting my parents and my brother and sister-in-law are here as well with my two year old nephew. I decided to try some Games this morning fi…
@"Cant Get Right" said:
a vortex of activity, crying, and poop is not good practice
I believe @Pacifico can speak to this ... having taken many a section with his pinky in Vega's mouth to keep the wee one from crying! -
Application - Personal SituationHello 7sagers, I'm asking for thoughtful comments/advice on my personal situation. This is causing me tons of anxiety and I haven't been able to s…
... disabilities, IBD, being raised in extreme poverty just to name a ... -
How 'decorated' must ones profile be to enter into the top 5 law schools in the US?My question is assuming a candidate has hit the median GPA and median LSAT score for the top 5 law schools in the US, do they need additional experie…
... play, at a lesser degree. URM status, Legacy and then of ... -
To give up or not to give up...I haven't had it easy to say the least. Without delving into my life story, I'll just sum it up to, my goal is law school. I'm trying really hard. …
... 's and who are non-URM applicants who have still gotten ... -
Editor David Busis, Spivey Consulting, or Something Else?Fellow 7Sagers, I have a dilemma on my hands and I'd like your advice on how best to resolve it. I'm especially interested in hearing the opinions o…
... do end up becoming a "splitter" after the September LSAT and ... chance I will remain a "splitter" after the December LSAT, as ... -
Size Matters?I confirmed today what I had feared for the past couple of months - the test center I am registered for in June typically administers the exam in an …
... given that I'm an extreme type A haha. Should I ... -
What is considered a strong soft in law school applications if you don't have an UG GPA?I am aware that the most important factors in the law school admissions are LSAT scores and undergraduate GPA. However I don't have an undergraduate …
... the other" like a reverse splitter (low LSAT, high GPA) would ... -
What is considered a strong soft in law school applications if you don't have an UG GPA?I am aware that the most important factors in the law school admissions are LSAT scores and undergraduate GPA. However I don't have an undergraduate …
... the UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, which ... -
What is considered a strong soft in law school applications if you don't have an UG GPA?I am aware that the most important factors in the law school admissions are LSAT scores and undergraduate GPA. However I don't have an undergraduate …
... the UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, which ...
