Canadian Picks

[thestradgirl]

70 is still pretty good.... i hope i get in. YEAH!

[Geo_Storm]

hp_geo is right. I was sloppy and, I guess, unintentionally generous as Dean.

Gotta be careful. Such mistakes could give you big headaches when you write programming code in the future.

[thestradgirl]

hp_geo is right. I was sloppy and, I guess, unintentionally generous as Dean.

Gotta be careful. Such mistakes could give you big headaches when you write programming code in the future.

Haha.. sweet new pic, geo.

[Saja]

Hey guys...random question here.  I go to school in Canada, but am American and know next to nothing about Canadian law schools.   My good friend really wants to go to U Ottawa.  She has a good GPA, but only a 157 LSAT.  Does she have any sort of realistic chance? 

[FossilJ]

Hey guys...random question here.  I go to school in Canada, but am American and know next to nothing about Canadian law schools.   My good friend really wants to go to U Ottawa.  She has a good GPA, but only a 157 LSAT.  Does she have any sort of realistic chance? 

What's a "good" GPA?

[Saja]

^^^
Sorry, should have specified.  I think probably around an 84, which is quite high for my school.

[thestradgirl]

I think she has a realistic chance.

http://www.canlawstats.mylawsite.net/Ottawa.html

I also recommend she post on lawstudents.ca c/o WhoWhere.. he/she seems to have compiled a pile of data to make that sort of prediction in a manner probably more qualified than that of a lot of us.

[Saja]

^^^
Thanks, I'll recommend it!

[younghova]

ok, random question here.

how can canadian schools focus so much on gpa instead of Lsat?

do canadian ug's have less grade inflation?

[Doraemon]

ok, random question here.

how can canadian schools focus so much on gpa instead of Lsat?

do canadian ug's have less grade inflation?

Yup. Grading is relatively consistent across schools.