Maybe it's just me...

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petersonra

petersonra

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sdbob said:
I can tell you with absolute certainty there's an entire universe between a passing score of 70 and anything north of 95. I'm curious why you would be suspicious why I or anyone else would want to know how well we did? I assure you that I, and probably most that frequent this forum, could score 70+ in 15 minutes. I spent 4.5 hours to do the best that I could do, profoundly disappointed with the questions that were CLEARLY written wrong.

4.5 hours and I could have ripped through it like an old t-shirt, like I did the first time, late and hung-over, 17 years ago. I've matured since then... Of course I wanted my score. Strive for excellence. Always. And always keep score.
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There are people who can pass the test and not have to study at all.

There are people who study and cram a lot and pass.

I would trust the guy that walked in cold to know what he is doing over the guy that had to study. By a lot. Even if the crammer got a significantly higher score.

By the way, know what they call the guy who graduates last in his class in medical school?

Doctor. :)
 
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retirede

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gadfly56 said:
So Yale Law doesn't have a valedictorian or salutatorian as well?
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Nope. The last sentence sums it up.
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drcampbell said:
I'm not suspicious of people who want to know their scores; I'm suspicious of people who place too much emphasis on them. If a resume lists SAT scores and GPA, I worry a little.
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OK, I kinda get that. I was challenged by my employer.
 
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