Ding at Cooley

[Kwertee]

I agree that it is not nice to make fun of people or their schools, but I feel that the OP was more likely pointing out how much law schools obsess about LSAT scores.

[Hotel Yorba]

good point, perhaps this is the case

[Kwertee]

good point, perhaps this is the case

Although I am sure some of them were making fun of Cooley as well . . . .

[seu2002]

i doubt it, seeing as anything that isn't HYSCC is a TTT.  ::sarcasm::

[F05HOPEFUL]

I agree that it is not nice to make fun of people or their schools, but I feel that the OP was more likely pointing out how much law schools obsess about LSAT scores.

My best friend got a full ride at Northwestern with a 1.12 UGPA major in advanced hall walking and LSAT scores of 132/180.  Good thing NW takes the higher one.

[Kwertee]

I considered retaking the LSAT so I could get a 179 or 180.  Then my average would have been raised to a 178, and maybe Davis would not have rejected me.

[F05HOPEFUL]

I considered retaking the LSAT so I could get a 179 or 180.  Then my average would have been raised to a 178, and maybe Davis would not have rejected me.

Better Plan for UC Davis:  Get a 127 LSAT and 4.0 GPA

[dave303]

20% unemployment rate for cooley grads, thats so sad. Not quite as bad as Thomas Jefferson's 35% unemployment. I love how thomas jefferson sends brochures showing off their beachfront location.

[Kwertee]

I considered retaking the LSAT so I could get a 179 or 180.  Then my average would have been raised to a 178, and maybe Davis would not have rejected me.

Better Plan for UC Davis:  Get a 127 LSAT and 4.0 GPA

Maybe I should buy a new identity and go back to undergrad.  Maybe pledge a frat this time?  Davis, here I come!

[_EKC_]

cooley is considered a TTT because it has a super high acceptance rate. however, in the lansing area, the reputation is that if you make it THROUGH cooley, you're a decent lawyer. the thing is that something like half (ok i made that up) or 1Ls drop out.