No, there are some 30+ on here and those in the teens aren't comfortable posting. I believe most of the scores....I'm sure several added a couple points. It does seem very odd to have such a high % over 30 because the folks I know that were over 30.....couldn't fathom most of them on here.

Ironman92;819011 wrote:No, there are some 30+ on here and those in the teens aren't comfortable posting. I believe most of the scores....I'm sure several added a couple points. It does seem very odd to have such a high % over 30 because the folks I know that were over 30.....couldn't fathom most of them on here.

Well, throughout my whole life, my mom's always said that I have the combination of being really book-smart, but have no common sense, so that explains why I got a 30 and still am here.

fan_from_texas;819009 wrote:If you're accepted to both, you'd be stupid not to go to NYU. Though this is probably a conversation for another thread . . .

Yes it is. But I've been known to make that type of dumb decision before

I never took the ACT... only the SAT once.

SnotBubbles;819007 wrote:You can automatically deduct 4 from each score posted on here.

This is a message board, we're all rocket scientist Olympians on here....remember?

na, we are just not all losers, like you.

ohiobucks1;818975 wrote:Wittenberg University for undergrad (so that I could continue to play my sport)

NYU or OSU law next year

By next year do you mean next Fall? Did you get an admission deferral?

Manhattan Buckeye;819256 wrote:By next year do you mean next Fall? Did you get an admission deferral?

Sorry, should have made it clear. I take the LSAT this summer. I have a 3.93 GPA through my junior year

ohiobucks1;819282 wrote:Sorry, should have made it clear. I take the LSAT this summer. I have a 3.93 GPA through my junior year

Ah, ok. So you're looking at joining in the fall of '12. I'd advise opening the options to more than just NYU and OSU. Without a schollie NYU is going to be mega expensive, not just the tuition but living in NYC, OSU might provide an attractive financial option - certainly someone in the middle will offer some aid. As FFT mentioned this is likely a topic for another thread, but do NOT go into a lot of debt for grad school, whether it is law or MBA. The employment opportunities are dwindling and the expenses are rising - it defies all economic sense. And if you make it to the top you can risk killing yourself in your career (literally) like the Skadden person in LA this past week.

Pick6;819150 wrote:na, we are just not all losers, like you.

LOL. Well played, Pick6. Well played....

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