No A, B, C. Just paragraphs from professors saying “Javier participates actively but needs to work on evidence.”
Sounds amazing. Less anxiety. More feedback.
But will law schools think I’m a joke?
My cousin goes to UC Berkeley. He laughed when I said “narrative evaluations.” He said: “So… no GPA? Good luck.”
But Pitzer’s website says their students get into top law schools. Harvard. Yale. Stanford.
Is that true? Or selection bias? (Smart students succeed anywhere.)
So my question: has anyone here gone from Pitzer to a competitive grad program? Did you have to explain your transcript? Was it awkward? I need data.
Sounds amazing. Less anxiety. More feedback.
But will law schools think I’m a joke?
My cousin goes to UC Berkeley. He laughed when I said “narrative evaluations.” He said: “So… no GPA? Good luck.”
But Pitzer’s website says their students get into top law schools. Harvard. Yale. Stanford.
Is that true? Or selection bias? (Smart students succeed anywhere.)
So my question: has anyone here gone from Pitzer to a competitive grad program? Did you have to explain your transcript? Was it awkward? I need data.