RazorbackSadness

Class of 2028

First choice school:

2.26/4.3

GPA

160/180

LSAT

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T4

URM

Work

5-9 years

Startup and SaaS

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Rank	2024-2025	Result	App type	FW	Resident	Schol...	Sent	Sent raw	Received	Received raw	Complete	Complete raw	UR	UR raw	UR2	UR2 raw	II	II raw	Decision	Decision raw
153	Creighton University	Accepted	Unknown			$42,000	Oct 19	2024-10-19			Oct 21	2024-10-21							Nov 05	2024-11-05
94	Duquesne University	Waitlisted	Unknown				Oct 08	2024-10-08	Oct 09	2024-10-09			Dec 11	2024-12-11	Dec 17	2024-12-17			Dec 18	2024-12-18
114	UArkansas, Fayetteville	Pending	Unknown				Oct 05	2024-10-05	Oct 05	2024-10-05	Oct 07	2024-10-07
143	UArkansas, Little Rock	Pending	Unknown				Oct 02	2024-10-02					Oct 26	2024-10-26	Nov 29	2024-11-29
120	UMississippi	Pending	Unknown				Oct 06	2024-10-06					Oct 08	2024-10-08
55	UOklahoma	Waitlisted	Unknown				Oct 05	2024-10-05	Oct 05	2024-10-05	Oct 07	2024-10-07	Oct 23	2024-10-23					Nov 06	2024-11-06

General

General chat about the legal profession.

General >T14 Off Topic

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dubiously

13:56

^^

GnomeoAndJuliet36

13:57

its causing me concern!

windyMagician

13:57

because i got into a t14 so i don't care

dubiously

13:58

literally

dubiously

13:58

Idgaf

GnomeoAndJuliet36

13:58

yea i dont give a fuck at all kinda wild u been talking ab it all morning

dubiously

13:59

Who’s your favorite Smurf?

RoaldDahl

14:00

papa

RoaldDahl

14:00

i care a little bit

seventensplit

14:01

That's crazy, I don't have to care about things in order to form opinions on them. Guess I'm just built different

J-Reuben-Clark-Law

14:02

@seventensplit: It is a boost but you get declining returns. Like I said at the third quartile, a 160 LSAT it goes down to a +2.5 boost. So you go from a 160-163. Theirs just a point where you gotta know the test

dubiously

14:02

I kinda figured you have to care about things to discuss them for hours but maybe not

GnomeoAndJuliet36

14:03

should prob just focus on what u can control since lsac doesnt give one shit or fuck how u feel

J-Reuben-Clark-Law

14:03

Their are questions on the test where if you just don't know how they work no amount of time is going to help. The test is stupid though.

J-Reuben-Clark-Law

14:05

Theoretically someone past like 165 who really does understand the type of questions could go up to like a 178 or something crazy but the type of people getting accomodations either have a disability or are too lazy to do something like that which is why they cheated and got accomodations in the first place. The mentality of someone with accomodations just doesnt equal someone who is going to succeed cheating or not cheating unless it's some weird situation like IrishDinosaur has.

J-Reuben-Clark-Law

14:07

And when I say cheated I mean the people that faked a disability.

omelette

14:08

i have accommodations but actually they did not help me. i didnt get accommodations on SAT/ACT bc i didnt have an IEP in high school and i scored 97th percentile SAT and 96th percentile ACT. yet i scored a 94th percentile LSAT with accommodations. clearly it's the quality of the studying, not the ability to finish the test, that matters. btw i didnt finish sections on the SAT and ACT so i would have actually gotten an even higher score if i did have accommodations. soooo yeah. my accommodations helped me on LSAT to actually finish the test since my ADHD prevented me from doing that on SAT/ACT and i didnt do particularly better percentile wise even so

islandplum

14:09

lol wut

islandplum

14:09

nonsensical

J-Reuben-Clark-Law

14:11

Everyone should know the test is stupid though given the amount of complaints attorneys have about T14 KJD's that have never worked before and how black people can succeed at T14's besides being 5 points lower than everyone else. The test is just a shit test to filter out people using arbitrary numbers. Literally as I have said in the past, if you can get above the median 154 or whatever you can probably succeed in law if you really like this stuff.

J-Reuben-Clark-Law

14:11

Accomodations aint the problem, it's that the test is pointless itself.

islandplum

14:16

arbitrary numbers, a filter, yeah thats a test. I support keeping them in place now. They are obviously sorely needed and when the safety net is cut away it will be both a rude awakening for the beneficiaries and result in a significant competitive advantage for everyone else.

islandplum

14:17

"the extra time didnt help me, it only allowed me to finish the test." seriously ...

seventensplit

14:17

Isn't the origins of the LSAT to do away with non-meritocratic ways of selecting law school students? Like before standardized testing, there was a lot more room for bias and prejudice

dubiously

14:31

I know he had u screaming

U-Hawaii-Jason-Momoa-Law

14:33

@seventensplit: Indeed and we should have those non-meritocratic standards.

U-Hawaii-Jason-Momoa-Law

14:33

We need more Jason Mamoa's in law school. UHawaii #1 school.

U-Hawaii-Jason-Momoa-Law

14:34

Fuck Momoa's* lol

U-Hawaii-Jason-Momoa-Law

14:35

I think it's funny cus people say those other factors are not meritocratic but they totally could be. It's just up to one's definition of meritocratic.

IrishDinosaur

14:46

anyways

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