本帖最后由 slkdjf 于 2021-1-3 17:22 编辑
Hater 发表于 2021-1-3 14:59 
恭喜大佬!
西北的ED可太厉害了,经常T7-T10的这几家感觉都不太收陆本小本的样子,偶尔看见陆本被这几家录 ...
是在reddit上看到的划分. soft分四挡,对应T1/T2/T3/T4 soft。绝大多数申请人都在T3/T4这两档。
Tier 1 (extremely rare, but do occur - think as few as 1-10 nationwide per cycle, probably no more than 100, most or all will be HYSCCN-level applicants; could alter outcomes as much as 5 additional LSAT points):
High decorations for valor in military service (Congressional Medal of Honor, DSC/Navy Cross, Silver Star)
Rhodes scholarship
Started multimillion-dollar company/innovative service that is household name
C-level executive in publicly traded/Fortune 500 company
Professional athlete/college athlete who was a lock for professional except for injury
Widely published author/heavily cited academic
Prior high expertise in field (surgeon who invented technique, etc)
URM: Native American, Alaskan Native (on the coasts; less exclusive near inland reservations)
Tier 2 (rare, but not extraordinary - think a few tens to not much more than 1000 per cycle, mostly T14 level applicants, or leading flagship program on full ride in home state; could alter outcomes as much as 3 additional LSAT points):
Decorated military service (Purple Heart, Bronze Star)
Fulbright/other prestigious scholarship
NCAA athlete in standout position, eg household basketball name, led water polo team to 3 titles, etc
Overcome extraordinary physical/mental handicap (ALS, blind & deaf, etc)
High level (director, etc) position in prior employment
Prior demonstrations of high expertise (patents, etc)
URM: all except Native American/Alaskan Native (placing URM is tricky, because schools have different needs; Native Americans are numerically rarest, so they get a step above, no matter where you place minorities on this scale. Also, Asian is not URM. Such is life.)
Tier 3 (not rare, but not common - a few hundred to a few thousand per cycle, mostly top 50 applicants, will be in the running for scholarships; could alter outcomes as much as 1-2 additional LSAT points):
Commissioned military service
Prestigious undergraduate scholarships and/or research awards
NCAA athlete
Overcame extraordinary adversity (childhood poverty, physical/mental handicap, etc)
Published academic
Peace Corps/Americorps/other public service
Prior employment in legal field or otherwise pertinent area (engineer for IP, etc)
Disadvantaged status: homosexual, first in family to attend college, single working parent, etc.
Tier 4 (common - think thousands per cycle, as almost everyone has at least one. People with these apply to everywhere, including TTTT schools; will not alter outcomes from GPA/LSAT):
Any military service
Legal internships
Congressional internships
President/officer of clubs/frat/etc
School newspaper/yearbook/etc
Honors societies |