Re: myLSN.info
Posted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 10:41 am
Thanks!Robb wrote:sure thing, sorry bout that
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Thanks!Robb wrote:sure thing, sorry bout that
yea it was updated within about an hour of when I put that there, I should change it, sorry bout thatschmelling wrote:Hello and thanks for an awesome resource! The site says that the data is being updated as of 10/10 is that complete yet? Just curious to know if that data is reflected in the chances.
Thanks in advance.
It should be - the problem had to do with not marking apps ED or something. Let me know if you notice any problems. I'll run a sync right now, too, so that the DB is up to date.bl1nds1ght wrote:I seem to remember that there was an issue at one point with the system not properly drawing stats from LSN. Has that been fixed?
Thank you so much for the site!!!
USNEWS COMPETITION ENTRY wrote:01. HARVARD UNIVERSITY
02. STANFORD UNIVERSITY
03. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
04. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
05. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
06. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
07. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
08. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY
09. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
10. DUKE UNIVERSITY
11. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
12. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
13. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
14. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
15. UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
16. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES
17. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
18. UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
19. WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
20. UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA
21. GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
22. EMORY UNIVERSITY
23. UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
24. INDIANA UNIVERSITY - BLOOMINGTON
25. UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
Robb, you're awesome. Thank you for your work.Robb wrote:ok, updated
Ah ha! I knew I had seen your username before. We were messaging on reddit a few months back.bl1nds1ght wrote:Robb, you're awesome. Thank you for your work.Robb wrote:ok, updated
Just a heads up, but I'll be throwing a shitton of links out to the site on score release day in the corresponding reddit thread for folks who post their results. Don't be surprised when you see the hits.
Sorry, I just saw this post. Haven't had time to look into it, but I'm betting that the More Info screen does not apply the date restrictions.giantswan wrote:I just ran a search and some schools did not count any of the acceptances in their numbers/percentages even though when I clicked the more info button there were definitely accepted users listed.
ETA: This problem occurred when I searched for apps submitted in a certain time-frame.
I'm not affiliated with LSN, and I have no access to the private profiles on LSN, so no, if it's private, I'm not pulling it. And I don't think it will count the fee waivers... And I'd rather it not, mostly because otherwise it will skew up the fee waiver percentage (because people who didn't receive fee waivers will not be adding that they didn't receive fee waivers). But I think that if you want to put that information on your LSN profile like that, it would be useful for people to look at.storpappa wrote:Looking for the answers, so apologies in advance if its been asked already
I added T50 schools that sent me fee waivers, even those I am not applying to. Any better way to do that? Since I do not report them as A/W/D, I would think there is no harm to your pulling the data.
Which is my second question -- if its marked not public, are you pulling from the backend db including the privates or only the public?
This problem should be fixed now--the problem was in the initial results, not the specific profile links.giantswan wrote:I just ran a search and some schools did not count any of the acceptances in their numbers/percentages even though when I clicked the more info button there were definitely accepted users listed.
ETA: This problem occurred when I searched for apps submitted in a certain time-frame.
USNEWS COMPETITION ENTRY wrote:01. University of Chicago
01. Yale University
03. Harvard University
03. Stanford University
05. Columbia University
06. New York University
07. University Of Pennsylvania
07. University Of Virginia
09. University Of California - Berkeley
09. University Of Michigan
11. Duke University
12. Northwestern University
13. Cornell University
14. Georgetown University
15. University Of Texas At Austin
15. Vanderbilt University
17. University Of California - Los Angeles
17. University Of Southern California
19. University Of Minnesota
19. Washington University
21. University Of Alabama
21. George Washington University
23. Emory University
23. University Of Notre Dame
25. Indiana University - Bloomington
Interesting idea! In practice, I'm not sure the data set is big enough to do it. A way to get around this is to see where people who say, got into Columbia also got in and just calculate it yourself. Additionally, if you keep the data set small enough (only your LSAT score and 0.02 on both sides for GPA), you start to see the same 10-15 names over and over again, so you can see who was "stronger" and "weaker" that cycle and based your results on that. Doing that, I see how random it is- for me, most people got into Harvard, but the one person who didn't got into Stanford. And the money is a complete crapshoot.psychmusic wrote:I know this would probably require an unreasonable amount of work, but I had a thought for another feature.
It's really impossible to gauge how a person's softs actually are without seeing his or her application, but for people mid-cycle it would probably be very telling if you knew what schools the person got into. I'm wondering what it would take to add an "already accepted to" option to narrow that down. For example, if a person has a 165/3.9 but was accepted to Columbia already, his practical chances at Harvard would likely be much higher than the numbers might suggest as he probably has an otherwise compelling application.
As I type this I realize this has likely already been discussed, in which case everyone can feel free to ignore me.
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