3.3 GPA and 156 LSAT got accepted to HARVARD!!!!!!!!!

[TDPookie1]

doesn't harvard not even look at apps until december?  at least come up with a better lie.

[Incursion]

I call BS.  Harvard doesn't even start looking at apps until mid November.

[pointdexterish]

I call BS.  Harvard doesn't even start looking at apps until mid November.

(it is mid November)

[TDPookie1]

I call BS.  Harvard doesn't even start looking at apps until mid November.

(it is mid November)

"start looking" would be the key words.  they're not going to turn around with an instant decision on a 3.3/156.

[shiveringjenny]

for real. unless pantiesonmyhead's real name is john harvard the twentieth, i think he's full of *&^%.

[melissamw]

Not to mention the OPs posts about GULC in another thread...

[TDPookie1]

good call re previous posts, melissa.

http://www.lawschooldiscussion.org/prelaw/index.php/topic,12502.msg188311.html#msg188311

"Hey, does anyone know if the LSDAS rounds your GPA.  Mine could come out to be a 3.795 which would go to a 3.8 if they round, and I need to find this *&^% out before I register for classes."

http://www.lawschooldiscussion.org/prelaw/index.php/topic,13235.msg198263.html#msg198263

"I took about 50 hours of dual enrollment credit while in high school.  My gpa with this credit is 3.74 (all of my hours transferred to my 4-year institution).  My question is, do i have to worry about the lsdas changing my gpa, or will the 3.74 be what they calculate.  Thank you for anyone that shares their knowledge.  I truly appreciate it."

neither 3.74 nor 3.795 are a 3.3.

[BAFF213]

Exactly.  I remember seeing a post almost identical to this one a few months ago.  The former poster also had a similar writing level.  Hmm...

Not to make any value judgment of "paniesonmyhead" or question the validity of his acceptance, but there's a post like this every couple of months through the admissions cycle.  Most similar posts (you can do a search in the site) have come from brand new users.  I would be more inclined to believe if the post came from someone who had a well-established reputation on the site.  Otherwise, it's usually best to assume that it's nothing more than flame bait.

[pointdexterish]

good call re previous posts, melissa.

http://www.lawschooldiscussion.org/prelaw/index.php/topic,12502.msg188311.html#msg188311

"Hey, does anyone know if the LSDAS rounds your GPA.  Mine could come out to be a 3.795 which would go to a 3.8 if they round, and I need to find this sh*t out before I register for classes."

http://www.lawschooldiscussion.org/prelaw/index.php/topic,13235.msg198263.html#msg198263

"I took about 50 hours of dual enrollment credit while in high school.  My gpa with this credit is 3.74 (all of my hours transferred to my 4-year institution).  My question is, do i have to worry about the lsdas changing my gpa, or will the 3.74 be what they calculate.  Thank you for anyone that shares their knowledge.  I truly appreciate it."

neither 3.74 nor 3.795 are a 3.3.

Columbo    Nice investigatory work.

[lexylit]

what?

i can't hear you, i've got panties on my head.