How strong is the correlation between SAT and LSAT scores?

Graduate School Law School
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<p>My understanding from a biological perspective is that the maturity gap between boys and girls is really referring to something that happens around the early teens, and that by ~17 boys have caught up. (In other words, the "maturity gap" is not a good reason to tolerate a nineteen year old girl dating a thirty year old man.)</p>

<p>Of course, many students take the SATs at 16 or whatnot, so I suppose that still makes sense.</p>

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<p>Boys keep maturing several years after the age of 18, including growth mentally as well. Girls on average have reached maturity by then, and growth appears, on average, to stop in that sense.</p>

<p>That's all I meant.</p>

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<p>I really just think that Nspeds needs a nice long hug...</p>