An interesting piece of evidence

Law School Numbers is a social networking site, where people post their law school application numbers, the schools to which they apply, and the results of their applications, including any scholarship money they may have been offered.  I'm unclear as to what, if anything, the site does to verify the information users submit.  (Anyone who has used it is welcome to clarify this point in comments. Update: I've been reliably informed that the site doesn't verify any of the information posted on it.  I doubt this is a significant problem however: users are invariably anonymous, so it would be a very strange person who took the trouble to post false information).

This applicant took the LSAT in June 2011, and received a score of 147, i.e., in about the 33rd-34th percentile of test takers.  The applicant had an undergrad GPA, as adjusted by LSDAS, of 2.54.  She applied to three law schools on the first of July, and her application was complete four days later. She was accepted at one of the schools the next day, and at the two others two days after that, for admission into their 2011 classes. (The applicant lists her ethnicity as white, i.e., she was not eligible for affirmative action consideration).