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Hey, I am currently a student at Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario Canada and was wondering how much my undergraduate school will impact my admission to Law School. Laurier is not known as a really premier institution across the world, however, it does have one of the best business programs in Canada. So my question is, do I have a strong shot at HYS?
Will I be at a significant disadvantage to those coming from more known US schools (Chicago, texas NYU etc)?

I am currently in second year and my first year average was 91%. I believe I can keep this up (+/- 2%) and already have a summer position lined up as a Financial Analyst for one of the Big 5 Canadian Banks.

Of course, I do understand the importance of the LSAT, but based on my school and my marks right now, do I have a shot?

I can't speak about the T14 schools, but I'm a Canadian who is just finishing up at UWO and the places I applied to in the top 30 seemed to like me more than some other people with similar #'s, accepting me when people who outscored me got denied. Maybe I underestimated the value of my soft factors, but as far as I have observed we either get bonus points for pseudo-diversity or are pretty much exactly equal.

We are equal...went to McGill and I have had a cycle pretty much as expected

If 91% = An A- average, then sure you do AS LONG AS YOUR LSAT ROCKS. Jeesh, depending on your LSAT you could end up anywhere from Yale to Cooley with those grades and that undergrad. Internalize the all consuming importance of the test.

In Canada a 90+ = 4.0 usually

kovolev wrote:In Canada a 90+ = 4.0 usually

Ok, well I guess you may be able to avoid cooley then.