My school (GW) doesn't rank - how do I determine it?

[Orbits]

I just finished my 1L year at GW. They don't rank, but instead give scholar designations i.e. top 15% and top 35%.

I'd like a more precise determination of my rank for various reasons. Anyone have any idea how I'd do that?

I have no idea what the curve is - I've looked all around GW's site and the internet in general. I'm assuming it is somewhere between a 3 and 3.33 though.

Thanks.

[Lampshade Punk]

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[Orbits]

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[TraciRai]

diaf.

I concur. Most employers doing GW OCI know the system, so they ask for top 15%, top third and top half - aka, the only things it's possible to figure out.  Btw, as far as I know the curve is still at 3.0, maybe a little more, but not over 3.1.  If some employer at an outside job fair asks for "top 25%" or something, just explain the system, and I'm pretty sure they won't care if you're top 35% instead of 25%.  If you are just trying to figure out whether you're at 4% vs. 6%, go away. 

[Jets]

diaf.

I concur. Most employers doing GW OCI know the system, so they ask for top 15%, top third and top half - aka, the only things it's possible to figure out.  Btw, as far as I know the curve is still at 3.0, maybe a little more, but not over 3.1.  If some employer at an outside job fair asks for "top 25%" or something, just explain the system, and I'm pretty sure they won't care if you're top 35% instead of 25%.  If you are just trying to figure out whether you're at 4% vs. 6%, go away. 

Curve's actually a 3.25

[TraciRai]

diaf.

I concur. Most employers doing GW OCI know the system, so they ask for top 15%, top third and top half - aka, the only things it's possible to figure out.  Btw, as far as I know the curve is still at 3.0, maybe a little more, but not over 3.1.  If some employer at an outside job fair asks for "top 25%" or something, just explain the system, and I'm pretty sure they won't care if you're top 35% instead of 25%.  If you are just trying to figure out whether you're at 4% vs. 6%, go away. 

Curve's actually a 3.25

aha!  Where'd you find that? I knew they had raised it in the past couple of years, but I couldn't find a number for the life of me.

[Orbits]

diaf.

I concur. Most employers doing GW OCI know the system, so they ask for top 15%, top third and top half - aka, the only things it's possible to figure out.  Btw, as far as I know the curve is still at 3.0, maybe a little more, but not over 3.1.  If some employer at an outside job fair asks for "top 25%" or something, just explain the system, and I'm pretty sure they won't care if you're top 35% instead of 25%.  If you are just trying to figure out whether you're at 4% vs. 6%, go away. 

what does "diaf" mean?

also, i'd like to figure it out with greater precision than merely 15% and 35% because i'm considering transferring, and it seems like the only way to meaningfully weigh my options is by knowing my rank.

[SCK2008]

New internet search tool:

www.google.com

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hth.

[TheDudeMan]

You can't figure out your rank because they don't give rank.  You can't just assume a rank and state it on a transfer application.  If you have a scholar designation, you have a good shot at GULC. 

[just some guy]

New internet search tool:

www.google.com

diaf returns die in a fire

hth.

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