i don't understand how LSAT scores rise, isn't it curved? or do they not adjust it to make it harder as scores increase? it's completely failing at its basic purpose of differentiating test takers.
Date: August 26th, 2026 1:04 PM Author: Accurate at predicting vs Measures of probability (gunneratttt)
Only in the sense that so many people get accommodations now it's easier on average. But it's bimodal. If you don't get accommodations it's just as hard as it was.
Date: August 26th, 2026 12:39 PM Author: Lavender swashbuckling alpha
Anyone going to law school in this day and age is probably fucked. I don't know where all the impressive young people are, but they're not around me. From my hole in the ground I see a bunch of shit, pure shit.
Date: August 26th, 2026 5:59 PM Author: Racy Becky Meetinghouse
I applied as an elder zoomer with a 3.7 / 177 and got waitlist at all T14 I applied to which was almost all of them. Someone with my profile can not get admitted reliably and if you somehow get admitted you will pay sticker. Basically post-COVID there has been a race to the bottom on grading and schools give everyone a 3.9 now which makes sense as any school that doesn’t inflate relative to peers will just hurt the employment and grad school prospects of its students so they basically just have to ride the inflation wave.