Law School Discussion

Complete at Georgetown as of 11/14  or 11/15 (via status check online)

I am complete at Wayne State University and
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

The LSAT score stays on record for 5 years

don't worry Ivy, there are other people besides you who aren't smart enough to go to law school.

How can you even begin to "presume" you know what my intelectual capacity is?? My score on the LSAT/SAT and any other "standardized test" will always underscore my true abilities and this I am willing to accept. However, just like in college as will be later in law school including the law school admissions process, my actual inelligence can be better measuresd looking at some neigh, every other part of my application. Your previous statements may be true in your eyes and others that are so arrogant, condesending,  and ignorant, but the majority of employers and fellow conselors will not see this or any score bore in my chest. I will be accepted for who I am and not for such irrelevant guides that are already clearly biased against my as well as others issues that are beyond their control. So keep up, I hope you accomplish all that you set out too, and you know why I say this even to you because I am NOT like you...  

thescreed,

Actually, if you look at some of my other "venting" posts you will notice where 1) Plainly, I don't know why they would not accommodate a documented disorder ask those that have been denied with legitimate reasons (disorders) for accommodation (most pronouncedly is cereberal palsy) I was up in arms about the issue of LSAC not giving me accommodation. Many others that have documented disorders have feel through the beurocratic cracks that LSAC places so strategically. Example 1> A person with cereberal palsy was denied accommodation, a variety of ADD/ADHD candidats that not just have disorder and documented it but it actually affects their every day life (I'm not talking about the boy who complained that he couldn't sit still or the girl who couldn't be quiet...). To be honest I could sue LSAC. My disorder is Hirschberg Congenital Esotropia (since birth) E.T. With complications brought on by Strabysmic Ambliopia , and hientened retinitis pigmentosa...  Others have sued and won against the strictness of LSAC's accommodation guidelines. I do not feel I will sue, however, I do not feel I need to continually justify myself to LSAC.

2) AS per your other question, my disorder is very rare and specifically does affect my visual processing of information in "very" stringient time constraints. If this restrain was essay that does not affect me as much because I only have to spew out information via my brain and STM, whereas in the multiple choice tests of the LSAT (and SAT) requires very quick processing of intricate information before visual negotiation that leads to answer production. Most poignanlt;y is noticed in the logic games section. How this has not affected my GPA, because any multiple choice test I have ever had to take (even similar to LSAT type question framing) has been MUCH more laxed on time. Essays don't affect me so law school will not affect me either in this respect... Hence my GPA is phenomenal (3.9 UGPA and similar LSAC GPA), though my standardized test scores (and performance) have suffered.