Possible Consquences about lying that you are a URM?

[sc3pt0r]

And everyone is going to wonder why you suck at basketball! 

[BearlyLegal]

Wait.... I get to go to a sweet law school AND have my sexual prowess "overblown"? Holy *&^%. Where do I sign up?

[sc3pt0r]

I guess I just do not understand how difficult it would be for the Bar Association to compare your college application to your law school application.  If you were white in college but hispanic in law school, you'd have some problems.

They wouldn't have ones college app, they'd have their transcripts, which do not list race.

Many institutions collect race data but do not disseminate it, as they'll tell you, it's collected for statistical reporting only, and in many cases, is not even tied to the applicant.

Again, I just looked at my high school and college transcripts and both list my race and the race of my parents. Does that information not become apart of your official law school record? And is that record not used as the starting point for your BAR app?

Your college transcripts state the race of your parents?  I find that very hard to believe.

[Matthew]

I guess I just do not understand how difficult it would be for the Bar Association to compare your college application to your law school application.  If you were white in college but hispanic in law school, you'd have some problems.

They wouldn't have ones college app, they'd have their transcripts, which do not list race.

Many institutions collect race data but do not disseminate it, as they'll tell you, it's collected for statistical reporting only, and in many cases, is not even tied to the applicant.

Again, I just looked at my high school and college transcripts and both list my race and the race of my parents. Does that information not become apart of your official law school record? And is that record not used as the starting point for your BAR app?

Your college transcripts state the race of your parents?  I find that very hard to believe.

That what I thought, but I decided to not call him a liar directly and simply say that mine doesn't.  But isn't that the great thing about the internet?  You can make up supporting arguments.

[Slim]

I guess I just do not understand how difficult it would be for the Bar Association to compare your college application to your law school application.  If you were white in college but hispanic in law school, you'd have some problems.

They wouldn't have ones college app, they'd have their transcripts, which do not list race.

Many institutions collect race data but do not disseminate it, as they'll tell you, it's collected for statistical reporting only, and in many cases, is not even tied to the applicant.

Again, I just looked at my high school and college transcripts and both list my race and the race of my parents. Does that information not become apart of your official law school record? And is that record not used as the starting point for your BAR app?

Your college transcripts state the race of your parents?  I find that very hard to believe.

That what I thought, but I decided to not call him a liar directly and simply say that mine doesn't.  But isn't that the great thing about the internet?  You can make up supporting arguments.

What?! Wait! Everything on here isn't the truth?!? WTF   

[wellpreserved]

I guess I just do not understand how difficult it would be for the Bar Association to compare your college application to your law school application.  If you were white in college but hispanic in law school, you'd have some problems.

They wouldn't have ones college app, they'd have their transcripts, which do not list race.

Many institutions collect race data but do not disseminate it, as they'll tell you, it's collected for statistical reporting only, and in many cases, is not even tied to the applicant.

Again, I just looked at my high school and college transcripts and both list my race and the race of my parents. Does that information not become apart of your official law school record? And is that record not used as the starting point for your BAR app?

Your college transcripts state the race of your parents?  I find that very hard to believe.

My hs records state the race of my parents. My college transcripts, however, include my high school demographic information and list my race. So, again, unless one starts the lie four years out from law school, or ten plus years for those of us who are older, than an abrupt change in race between freshman year and 1L would be kind of absurd.

[Matthew]

Good for you.  Even if that is true, and I'm still skeptical (read:you're a liar) my college never asked my race, and if my high school had it, they didn't record it anywhere.

And you're still assuming bar examiners look at this kind of thing.  Until you, or ANYONE can provide an example of anything happening, it's all just conjecture, hyperbole, or lies.

[sc3pt0r]

I, too, would like to see a scanned copy of that transcript.

Using Photobucket, I have scanned and uploaded a copy of my transcript from 2005.  I have deleted some of the identifying info, such as SS#, DOB, my last name, my high school, and my address.  No mention of race anywhere.

http://s185.photobucket.com/albums/x285/sc3pt0r/?action=view&current=Trans1.jpg

http://s185.photobucket.com/albums/x285/sc3pt0r/?action=view&current=Trans2.jpg

BTW.........we aren't talking about grades here f*ckers...

[sc3pt0r]

 

White man's burden, my boy.  White man's burden.

(BTW, the aforementioned "boy", was not in reference to any black males.)

Also, changing subject a bit, why is socially correct for me to be referred to as "the white boy"?  (I attended a historically black college for undergrad.)  Is it then ok for the lone black kid to be referred to as "the black boy"?

Oh, I forgot.  South Park already addressed that.  His name was Token Black.

[Matthew]

Hopefully this will shut all you naysayers up. I marked out all the personal information .


http://s188.photobucket.com/albums/z248/sstar_bucket/?action=view&current=transcript.jpg

 

  I guess I stand corrected  , or simply correct.