Less than stellar LSAT, best option?

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That just cries out for kwu’s source document, does it not? (and in particular, a source doc that was produced by real statisticians, or former adcoms)

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<p>I happened to be on the site lawschoolpredictor and saw the values posted as “LSAT/GPA Ratio,” then noticed lawfuture’s question about post 29. Just trying to be the information middleman here. The site explains the ratio this way:

LSAT/GPA RATIO represents the LSAT to GPA ratio for a given school’s formula. A school with a 3.5 LSAT/GPA RATIO weights the applicant’s LSAT 3.5 times more than the applicant’s GPA in their index formula.

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