<p>“First, one would think that her dishonesty would matter a great deal to Harvard, but apparently it didn’t. If it didn’t affect her standing at Harvard, one would think that it just might concern Georgetown, which admitted her to its law school.”</p>
<p>Looking at the issue from another angle, why wasn’t she admitted at law schools at Yale or Stanford? It’s quite possible that she had the GPA and LSAT (a novelist such as her would be able to get admitted with GPA and LSAT before the 25th percentile numbers), but Yale and Stanford knew about her plagiarism, inflicting punishment for not admitting her.</p>