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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How can you escape it? The LSAT is a basically an IQ test on steroids. Your law school's LSAT median and 25th and 75th percentiles are a good proxy for your own intelligence.

Here are some figures from before the LSAC did away with Logic Games:

https://www.ilrg.com/rankings/law/

Undergrad, you basically need a gazillion hooks to get into a good college. But, law school, you have no excuse.

I honestly don't know what to think about those who graduated at the top of their class at low-ranked schools. So you beat up a bunch of kindergarteners?[/quote]
[b]The LSAT did away with logic games? Why?[/b] Is the MCAT also an
“iQ test”? It has the CARS section. Why is the point spread on the LSAT so much larger than the MCAT? You’re looking at 145-175 versus 500-520, more or less.[/quote]

Unfair to those with a specific disability -- blindness. Figuring those puzzles out is highly visual. I scored very highly on the lsat and I had to draw pictures to do the logic puzzles. [/quote]

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