...here. There's no doubt that the sum of a law school is all its students, including the part-time ones, the question is whether that's equivalent to the sum of their GPAs and LSATs, measures which may work adequately for kids fresh out of college, but perhaps less well for the older, working students that are a significant portion of most part-time programs.
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