[quote=zk][quote=scaredyclassic]
Maybe it’s a Jewish thing. I wish my iq were higher. My 94th percentile LSAT score was basically in the borderline mentally retarded from a Jewish perspective.[/quote]
That’s hilarious. I can see the older women discussing this.
Bewildered, as if they’d lost someone. “He seemed like such a little genius. I don’t know what happened. 94th percentile! Remember little David? He scored in the 96th percentile and we thought that was bad. Oy vey ist mir.”[/quote]
it really does suck if you’re only comparing yourself to the top 10%. Also and this is the really shameful thing…I studied really hard to get that sad bottom half of the class of the top 10 % score. Maybe if I’d just gotten over the flu or something. But I felt great..
not getting into Harvard with that kind of moronic result.
Although LSAT scores correlate strongly with law school success, life success and LSAT score and I would think IQ have little in common or to do with making it, as long as you have enough to work with..
