Neither law schools nor their admissions officers care about the whole person

White, D. Robert

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Nova Law ReviewVolume 17, Issue 2 1993 Article 41Getting Into the Right Law School (”MyRoommate the Moonie Scored in the 98thPercentile on the LSAT and Got Into Harvard.Why Didn’t I?”)D. Robert White∗∗Copyright c©1993 by the authors. Nova Law Review is produced by The Berkeley ElectronicPress (bepress). https://nsuworks.nova.edu/nlrGetting Into the Right Law School (”MyRoommate the Moonie Scored in the 98thPercentile on the LSAT and Got Into Harvard.Why Didn’t I?”)D. Robert WhiteAbstractNeither law schools nor their admissions officers care about the whole person.1White: Getting Into the Right Law School ("My Roommate the Moonie ScoredPublished by NSUWorks, 19932Nova Law Review, Vol. 17, Iss. 2 [1993], Art. 41https://nsuworks.nova.edu/nlr/vol17/iss2/413White: Getting Into the Right Law School ("My Roommate the Moonie ScoredPublished by NSUWorks, 19934Nova Law Review, Vol. 17, Iss. 2 [1993], Art. 41https://nsuworks.nova.edu/nlr/vol17/iss2/415White: Getting Into the Right Law School ("My Roommate the Moonie ScoredPublished by NSUWorks, 1993

Getting Into the Right Law School ( My Roommate the Moonie Scored in the 98th Percentile on the LSAT and Got Into Harvard. Why Didn\u27t I? )

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Getting Into the Right Law School ( My Roommate the Moonie Scored in the 98th Percentile on the LSAT and Got Into Harvard. Why Didn\u27t I? )

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