<p>
</p>
<p>It’s not that I am right. It’s just that I provided a realistic picture of how law school admissions are handled. How about you stay away from making ad-hominem attacks, if you really are a parent of someone my age and supposed to be in 50s or something. Talking about maturity…</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>I think anyone could be upset, if you essentially type same info and repeating same argument over and over again. On top of that, I get ad-hominem attacks for saying what is true? Honestly, it can be frustrating if someone quite ignorant of a certain topic tries to dispute against the universally accepted fact on that matter. You stated that 1) admissions at top law schools aren’t that number-driven. 2) H law gives ‘huge’ preference to its undergrads. 3) Applicants at low-ranked undergrads are at a disadvantage at top law school admissions. All of which are just downright wrong. Believe me, I don’t care if you buy my argument or not. It is not of my interest. I stated the facts, and you kept on refuting with one single piece of data on Harvard Law enrollment chart. I tried to provide rational explanations, but to no avail… </p>
<p>
</p>
<p>Yes, law school admissions at top schools are very different now than say, 40 years ago. My dad is a lawyer and the managing partner at the firm he worked at had gotten into Harvard Law School despite having never attended a college and having no LSAT scores. He basically ‘talked himself’ into HLS out of blue. </p>
<p>
</p>
<p>Dude. My friend did. (I wrote previously that my Arizona State friend got into top 6) He had 3.7 GPA and 170 LSAT. Although his GPA was .1 higher than mine, his LSAT was 1 point lower than mine. He also got into NYU Law, Cornell Law, UVa Law, Michigan Law, and Georgetown Law. 3 other friends from Arizona State all got into Top 14 Law schools, all with 168+ LSAT.</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>I suggest you go to a forum named “Top Law Schools”. Within that forum, there a bunch of current students and wanna be students at top law schools talking about admissions, legal hiring, and grading at top law schools. I am sure you can learn most relevant facts from there.</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>I told you before that I am not surprised that H undergrads are largely populated at H Law. That was not my argument. And, you want the facts? Top law school admissions are all numbers game. That’s it.</p>