These posts are coming from ppl. that have participated in the "on a scale from 1-10 how horny are you" thread.

Go back to the prelaw boards.

I mean how long does it take to fix some *&^%?

You have to have a cutoff somewhere is what I'm saying.  Just like when you start law school, there will be someone who misses one more point on an exam, but ends up with a grade lower.  That's life dude.

Also, my law school is filled with plenty of great people.  Beats going somewhere where you have to struggle to find a job .  I assure you, that if you are at a lower T2, it is going to be much more cut-throat than at a T20.

Nobody's getting riled up.  I simply won't have an argument with someone who hides behind complete anonymity.

It should mean that, but unfortunately it is not the case.  The AAMC monitors admissions to medical schools, graduation, passing the boards, admission to residency programs, and completion of residency programs....  The ABA has a one-time exam.  Do you see the deficiency here?