Super Narrow Curves...

[M_Cool]

The breakdown at my school is:

Top 50% = 3.2
Top 30% = 3.4
Top 20% = 3.5
Top 10% = 3.6

Anyone else have a curve this narrow or narrower?  I just think it is strange that the difference between top half and top 10% is only a little more than a third of a grade.

[SEC_2L]

We don't get our ranks/breakdowns until 2/1. Which is really starting to piss me off...

The breakdown at my school is:

Top 50% = 3.2
Top 30% = 3.4
Top 20% = 3.5
Top 10% = 3.6

Anyone else have a curve this narrow or narrower?  I just think it is strange that the difference between top half and top 10% is only a little more than a third of a grade.

[Naked Promise]

That curve sounds pretty standard to me. I'm at a 20-30 school and our curve is basically the same. Top 50% is 3.2something and Top 10% is 3.65

[vap]

Narrow curves are the name of the game in law school.

[barrygoodlife]

I think of it as the Olympics--a few tenths of a point (seconds) and you finish with no medals...

[TheDudeMan]

The breakdown at my school is:

Top 50% = 3.2
Top 30% = 3.4
Top 20% = 3.5
Top 10% = 3.6

Anyone else have a curve this narrow or narrower?  I just think it is strange that the difference between top half and top 10% is only a little more than a third of a grade.

That's not as narrow as you think.  A 3.2 is below a B+ average and a 3.6 is around an A- average.  In law school, getting A range grades on a regular basis isn't exactly easy.