I'll be taking the June LSAT, so I know that an accurate assessment is impossible as of now, but I have a planner's personality, and like everyone else, am very anxious to know where I'll find myself attending LS.
I would like to practice in California (LA or SF) and may be interested in PI work. Obviously I'd like to attend the best LS I can get admitted to. I do have my heart set on a few schools, although I'd like to sense whether or not my aspirations are even realistic.
Hard:
3.45
Diagnostic: 170 timed, 175 untimed...will be taking June LSAT and will be taking a course (btw, any recommendations?)
@top-25 Univ.
Soft:
--Solid W.E....been working since I was 16 y/o - I am now 22. Started at a large public utility as a student worker, then to a retina research institute, and am now at a securities & antitrust boutique and interning at a non-profit.
--Not as strong E.C....2010-11 co-chair of an organization for Latino males with social, community service, and academic pillars
Treasurer of Philosophy Club
--Under-represented... Mexican-American, low-income, raised in single-mother household, 1st generation college student, dropped out of HS and took GED at a continuation school, transferred to four-year from a community college (I might be an outlier in this respect, although I don't know if this will be helpful or detrimental.)
Thanks!
Where should I apply? Forum
- BrownBears09
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Re: Where should I apply?
Take the June LSAT, get results, ask again in the future. This thread is useless with an actual LSAT.
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Re: Where should I apply?
+1BrownBears09 wrote:Take the June LSAT, get results, ask again in the future. This thread is useless with an actual LSAT.
But, if you score near your estimates, apply broadly to the T14 and you should be good.
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- sophia.olive
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Re: Where should I apply?
bk187 wrote:BrownBears09 wrote:Take the June LSAT, get results, ask again in the future. This thread is useless with an actual LSAT.
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Re: Where should I apply?
OK--will be back in June!
Can anyone assess my soft factors in terms of where I could be a good fit? Do softs not really matter?
Thanks.
Can anyone assess my soft factors in terms of where I could be a good fit? Do softs not really matter?
Thanks.
- ThomasMN
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Re: Where should I apply?
From what I have seen in law school applications it is not so much that softs get you into a school, although it happens, they simply improve the chances of your being accepted when you are in a school's number range. There are very good reasons why you see people with good numbers and good grades rejected from law schools they "should" be getting into. From what I see you should be a good fit in the top range of schools with your numbers if you do that well on the LSAT. I can tell you I am retaking in June as I was pretesting in the 172s timed and dropped the ball on test day and got a 165. Don't count your chickens till they hatch!
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