Number: A First Poem Book About Number (Patchwork)
Patchwork is a series of books for the very young. The rich brightly-detailed illustrations illustrate simple poems using strong rhyme and rhythm, and introduce early concepts and first language. Each title contains 10 colorful poems and a word list of 30 words.
Patchwork is a series of books for the very young. The rich brightly-detailed illustrations illustrate simple poems using strong rhyme and rhythm, and introduce early concepts and first language. Each title contains 10 colorful poems and a word list of 30 words.
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Is it true that law school admissions is a numbers game?
Unlike ungrad admissions where you have to do a bunch of community service and extracurricular is law school just about the LSAT and GPA?
It depends. Different schools have different formulas to arrive at their decision. All law schools ask for a variety of information when you apply. This includes information regarding extracurricular activities, sports, and volunteer projects. It also includes information such as jobs, study abroad trips, and really anything you want to tell them (your application consists of two to three essays, two to three recs, and a copy of your resume -- each school is a little different but this is fairly standard). In reality, all schools have some sort of a cutoff, even if they don't advertise it. What this means is that at X school they use a combination of your GPA and LSAT score to give you an index score. If you fall below their cutoff your file is likely not reviewed very seriously. If you are above the cutoff, admissions folks (who in the first instance are current law students and or professors at many schools) will review your file in a more detailed manner. This also works the other way. If your GPA and LSAT together give you a high enough index score you will almost certainly be admitted. Extracurricular activities are most helpful when choosing between two like students. When looking at two students whose index is similar, meaning that one might have a lower GPA and the other a higher LSAT or simply meaning two students with similar grades and LSAT scores, extracurricular activities make all the difference in the world. There has been a lot of research done on the LSAT, and law schools beleive, that it is the single best predictor of a student's grades during their first year of law school. So...depending on the school you are looking at, unless you have done something that absolutley amazing, having extracurricular activiteis will not overcoem a low LSAT and GPA (low is relative, as each school has a different standard). By the same token, if your LSAT and GPA are competitive for a given school, extracurricular activities make all the difference in getting admitted.
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Will a recession help my chances of getting into law school?
I want to go to law school, but my numbers are not the greatest. Will fewer or more people be applying because of the recession?
It depends on the affordability. Prolly fewer will be applying since ppl r getting laid off all over the place. Then again, with the scholarships, prolly the same number will be applying as if we weren't in a recession. Bottom line, it won't help you.
How important are ECs when getting into a good law school?
I keep hearing that all law schools care about are numbers (GPA & LSAT). . . . how true is this, also how important is your undergraduate school?
Very important. I noticed in the back of the admission's office of my law school a board. On that board there were three sets of numbers. The first set, GPA & LSAT, had the notation automatic accept. The second set, GPA & LSAT, had the notion hold for consideration. The third and final set, had the notation automatic reject. You are numbers. That's all you are to most law schools. It is only when you are in that very narrow band, between automatic accept & automatic reject, that anything else matters. Therefore, I do not believe that your undergraduate school matters unless you are attending the same graduate school as your undergraduate school.
Law school a fraud.. NYT has article about No jobs for law school grads after 250K in debt?
is law school a fraud?
private corporations are outsourcing legal service to temp agencies or shipping "service work" to india.
2008-2010 recession has drastically cut back on law jobs.
NYT article points the fake data, fake numbers that many law school put out...
is law school a fraud?
is law school obsolete?is law school just a Hoax, Fraud on the 22-year old?
is law school just a scam?
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