<p>i'm going to side with odyssey. Why would law schools want to see SAT scores? When you apply to law school, would adcoms take into account the fact that one school at Cornell has a small SAT difference? Studies have shown that around 15% of the time, the SAT is a predictor for a student's first 6 months of college. Last time I checked, college is 4 years of grades that are taken into consideration for grad school. For law school, wouldn't LSAT scores matter? both ILR and CAS students are given an equal shot on the LSAT. If CAS students should worry more about their grades and preparing for the LSAT than thinking about how they should get an edge over their peers. </p>
<p>also, simbajune, you did say a little while back that admissions for schools like AAP, ILR, Ag are heavily reliant on important EC's for admission and that they put more emphasis on these than SAT's? you did. </p>
<p>"some think that Arts/Sci kids should get an edge over kids in the ag or ilr schools"</p>
<p>give me a break! YOU thought that, but you left the school.</p>