A Great Tool to help you out

[walrus314]

Hey, everyone, here's a great tool I found that is much better than the competition in stacking up applicants for different programs. It looks comprehensive for law, biz, medical, and grad programs. It looks like it just needs some data, then it could really show some results. It's also free and anonymous.

http://www.graduatetestscores.com

[USF_Rockstar]

Thanks, I like this site. Prospective law school applicants have a ton of resources online, it's nice to see a site that provides information for other programs.

[Minnesotan]

Unfortunately GRE and GPA don't mean as much as some people give them credit for. Sure, you could get cut off in the initial rounds with poor scores, but a good GRE or GPA won't get you in automatically. The only sure-thing in this area is that some universities use GRE scores as the sole criterion for dispursing merit-based awards.

[yoshikai]

Good find, this looks like a promising site. It'll be even better when they get more data points; thanks for the link!

[walrus314]

from my searches of grad programs, they don't seem to have a good grasp of the quantitative data of their program, as in GPA, GRE, years of experience as well as demographic data. i recognize that my application is holistic but these things would definitely matter.