Word: lsat
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According to Tracy Kiley of the Princeton Review, many schools use a formula of LSAT scores and grades, called an index, to rank applicants, with the test often counting for up to 60 percent of the index...
...School Admission Test, affectionately known as the LSAT, is held this morning...
Students accustomed to the College's admissions process which looks at candidates in a holistic manner, are often surprised that for law school admissions, the LSAT is king...
...couple of partial scholarships--including one to Princeton--but still could not afford to go. Instead she attended California State University, married a serviceman, worked as an accountant and was raising a disabled child when she applied to the University of Texas law school at age 29. Her LSAT scores were good enough to qualify for the pool of minority and disadvantaged applicants. But, charges Smith, "they take the last 60 white kids and make places for minority students...
...refer, of course, to thievery. The students who can ace the SAT and crack the LSAT fail miserably when they attempt to steal money from student organizations. In the last few years, embezzlement scandals have been all to frequent at the College. Yet, most of the thieves have shown a complete lack of criminal skill or ingenuity...