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am wrong: GPA and LSAT scores  << < (2/2)   --- Quote from:
HolmesBoy on September 17, 2012, 08:40:50 PM ---A high UGPA
generally indicates hard work and intelligence, while a high
LSAT and low UGPA might indicate intelligence and laziness or
poor planning, lack of commitment, maturity issues, etc.  ---
End quote ---  UGPA is almost useless.  Classes vary university
to university and even within some universities.  GPA gives a
general indication of your ability to learn and jump through
hoops, but most schools don't have the tools and information
necessary to properly evaluate GPA.  In addition to the
differing difficulty of individual classes, everyone has
different demands during school, and sometimes those demands are
even different during law school.  For example, I worked 40-50
hours through my junior and senior year, but I didn't work at
all during 1L or 2L.  Finally, most undergrad classes are very
different law school classes, in my expe