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[Sean88gt]

I would say it is the level of the lie. They don't give grades on those types of test, and being in the top 1% isn't middle of the road, it is the exception. Plus your general lack of easily attainable information only serves to undermine the story you're attempting to create.

[svauto-erotic855]

I would say it is the level of the lie. They don't give grades on those types of test, and being in the top 1% isn't middle of the road, it is the exception. Plus your general lack of easily attainable information only serves to undermine the story you're attempting to create.

My score isn't in the top 1%; I am good but not that good and besides I have always done well on test. It would be a solid A if it was graded like the test we all took in school but in this case there is no passing or failing score. The rule of thumb is that you need at least a 160 to get into a law school. My score is right at or below the median test score for the top 10 law schools in the USA. FYI the median in TX is a 166 score. In case you don't know what the term "Median" means he is a link to its definition.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median

As for easily attainable information do you mean my personal info? Several members here know me personally and respect my privacy in the same manner that I respect theirs. I also don't do social media for privacy reason. If you would like to meet me just say so.

[racrguy]

My score isn't in the top 1%; I am good but not that good and besides I have always done well on test. It would be a solid A if it was graded like the test we all took in school but in this case there is no passing or failing score. The rule of thumb is that you need at least a 160 to get into a law school. My score is right at or below the median test score for the top 10 law schools in the USA. FYI the median in TX is a 166 score. In case you don't know what the term "Median" means he is a link to its definition.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median

As for easily attainable information do you mean my personal info? Several members here know me personally and respect my privacy in the same manner that I respect theirs. I also don't do social media for privacy reason. If you would like to meet me just say so.

You can't be fucking serious....

[svauto-erotic855]

^^^^ I am very serious. What are you afraid of? Being raped? You can bring a whistle.

[racrguy]

^^^^ I am very serious. What are you afraid of? Being raped? You can bring a whistle.

I feel like your brilliance is raping the shit out of my brain? What the fuck. You can't be fucking serious.

[Sean88gt]

My score isn't in the top 1%; I am good but not that good and besides I have always done well on test. It would be a solid A if it was graded like the test we all took in school but in this case there is no passing or failing score. The rule of thumb is that you need at least a 160 to get into a law school. My score is right at or below the median test score for the top 10 law schools in the USA. FYI the median in TX is a 166 score. In case you don't know what the term "Median" means he is a link to its definition.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median

As for easily attainable information do you mean my personal info? Several members here know me personally and respect my privacy in the same manner that I respect theirs. I also don't do social media for privacy reason. If you would like to meet me just say so.

I'm beginning to think you are fucking with all of us. I'm talking about the seemingly complete full retard you go when discussing law schools and your test scores. This was all information presented to you in other threads, specifically the one you came in flippant saying you got a 172 in. I'm not asking for personal information in any way. Did you base your questions off of the landing spot on your "jump to conclusions" mat?
And where did you get your stats? The test ranges from 120 -180. Or more realistically to about 175, because anything over that is in such a small range.

http://www.alphascore.com/resources/lsat-score-conversion/

So you're essentially saying the average score in Texas is in the top 93% of all test takers. Are your stats based on numbers you made up for this internet posting? And to get into a top 10 school is an accomplishment in itself.

[SlowLX]

I'm beginning to think you are fucking with all of us. I'm talking about the seemingly complete full retard you go when discussing law schools and your test scores. This was all information presented to you in other threads, specifically the one you came in flippant saying you got a 172 in. I'm not asking for personal information in any way. Did you base your questions off of the landing spot on your "jump to conclusions" mat?
And where did you get your stats? The test ranges from 120 -180. Or more realistically to about 175, because anything over that is in such a small range.

http://www.alphascore.com/resources/lsat-score-conversion/

So you're essentially saying the average score in Texas is in the top 93% of all test takers. Are your stats based on numbers you made up for this internet posting? And to get into a top 10 schook is an accomplishment in itself.

According to the first link on Google when you type "median lsat scores for law schools" the median for UT is 166. So that must translate for the entire state to him. His logic and critical thinking skills are far superior to ours afterall. I mean he scored higher than all but a couple thousand people do every year and let's not forget that he spent 30 grand on test prep. http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/sh...64&postcount=7

[Gasser64]

And you've just lost it all, you've made an exception.

I wouldn't expect someone like.. you to understand. This comment is predictable from you, as you leftys don't really have any grounded and rooted core principles. If you do I'd like to hear what they are, cause I never have. Not that you ever could because you're too cowardly to actually voice what you think around here for fear of the treatment you'd get.

[Strychnine]

and let's not forget that he spent 30 grand on test prep. http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/sh...64&postcount=7

Oh sweet baby Jesus, that's rich.

Maybe it will help them with their LSAT scores?

So will studying for a few years straight and spending about 30k on tutors and test prep.

[Samhain]

Several members here know me personally and respect my privacy in the same manner that I respect theirs.

I've just never seen any of these people come to your defense, and that's kind of odd.

[bcoop]

I've just never seen any of these people come to your defense, and that's kind of odd.

Not once. Ever.

[quikag]

Seems like Pattymelt v. 2.0

[Jimbo]

According to the first link on Google when you type "median lsat scores for law schools" the median for UT is 166. So that must translate for the entire state to him. His logic and critical thinking skills are far superior to ours afterall. I mean he scored higher than all but a couple thousand people do every year and let's not forget that he spent 30 grand on test prep. http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/sh...64&postcount=7

I had to check after reading that very odd post. Thank you, that clears it up a bit.

http://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog/2014/03/median-lsat-scores.html

That actually helps explain the awkwardness of that post with the explanation of median. My daughter does that. She works to explain common things to me when she learns something new.
Also the lowest score on that list is at #55 and schools ranked just above, its 160. Yeah, its the median score for a bunch of the best schools in the country , but I could see how someone could confuse that if they were unfamiliar.

[Sean88gt]

Seems like Pattymelt v. 2.0

Well, except with a pool cleaner.

[black50]

Well, except with a pool cleaner.

Damn, you guys sure are cruel...Guess I shouldn't expect anything less from the DFWM crowd