Senior Year Grades

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i dont think hostility is necessary for any reason at this point in all of our lives. its a stressful time for everyone, assuming you're in the midst of the application process or waiting for replies.

its not the end of the world if someone asks a question that has been asked before, or that could be found elsewhere. im sure EVERYTHING on this board could be found elsewhere if you looked hard enough.

and its not like there's a search button we can use (why not?).

if a question bothers someone that much, don't answer it.

[pasm]

i dont think hostility is necessary for any reason at this point in all of our lives. its a stressful time for everyone, assuming you're in the midst of the application process or waiting for replies.

its not the end of the world if someone asks a question that has been asked before, or that could be found elsewhere. im sure EVERYTHING on this board could be found elsewhere if you looked hard enough.

and its not like there's a search button we can use (why not?).

if a question bothers someone that much, don't answer it.

[Ender Wiggin]

i dont think hostility is necessary for any reason at this point in all of our lives. its a stressful time for everyone, assuming you're in the midst of the application process or waiting for replies.

its not the end of the world if someone asks a question that has been asked before, or that could be found elsewhere. im sure EVERYTHING on this board could be found elsewhere if you looked hard enough.

and its not like there's a search button we can use (why not?).

if a question bothers someone that much, don't answer it.

There is a search function. 

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really? please tell me where because i cant find it lol

[Ender Wiggin]

really? please tell me where because i cant find it lol

Click on Home (under Site).  It's there.

[pig floyd]

or just L2google.

[search phrase] site:lawschooldiscussion.org

the modifier site:[whateversite] will return only results from that site.  Learn it.  Love it.

That's all the search on the main page does.

[Chessiesmile]

I actually don't think the answer is as obvious as some have made it out to be.  I know someone whose only condition upon acceptance to a T10 was that they complete their undergraduate degree.  There was nothing stating neither explicitly nor implicitly that they must maintain a certain level of academia for the offer to stand.  Just something to chew on.

Me personally?  I wouldn't worry too much.  How many people do you know who've had their law school acceptances rescinded?  I just feel like if a semester full of B's constituted a deal-breaker, this type of thing would be much more common than it seems to be.