3.64/155, Santa Clara or is that a reach? Forum
- Androo630
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3.64/155, Santa Clara or is that a reach?
I thought I would've done a lot better in the December 2009, but I only went from a 150 to 151. I feel like I just wasted $1000+ on books, tests, and application fees. Do I have any shot at Santa Clara or is my LSAT simply too low? Please be as blunt and harsh to me as possible, I need to face reality. Thank you.
Edit [2/27/2010]
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150 to 151 to 155, I wish I had took a class. Does anyone personally know someone who got into Santa Clara with those type of stats? I'm Chinese, so I am definitely not an URM. Please share your thoughts, thank you!
Edit [2/27/2010]
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150 to 151 to 155, I wish I had took a class. Does anyone personally know someone who got into Santa Clara with those type of stats? I'm Chinese, so I am definitely not an URM. Please share your thoughts, thank you!
Last edited by Androo630 on Sat Feb 27, 2010 10:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- bissey
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Re: 3.61/151, I already submitted my applications. Am I screwed?
maybe the PT program
- Androo630
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Re: 3.61/151, I already submitted my applications. Am I screwed?
I'm gonna take whatever I can get at this point, thanks for the optimism.bissey wrote:maybe the PT program
- bissey
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Re: 3.61/151, I already submitted my applications. Am I screwed?
your gpa is good, the lsat is 3-4 points below SC PT average. how about southwestern PT? good shot there.
- chadwick218
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Re: 3.61/151, I already submitted my applications. Am I screwed?
You are still 5 points below the 25th ... if I were in your shoes, I'd sign up for the Feb test and contact all of the schools that you are a realistic shot at based on your practice tests and inform them that you will be taking the test in Feb and ask them to wait on reviewing your file until then!Androo630 wrote:I thought I would've done a lot better in the December 2009, but I only went from a 150 to 151. I feel like I just wasted $1000+ on books, tests, and application fees. Do I have any shot at Santa Clara or is my LSAT simply too low? Please be as blunt and harsh to me as possible, I need to face reality. Thank you.
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- Androo630
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Re: 3.61/151, I already submitted my applications. Am I screwed?
I thought schools for this cycle don't look past December?chadwick218 wrote:You are still 5 points below the 25th ... if I were in your shoes, I'd sign up for the Feb test and contact all of the schools that you are a realistic shot at based on your practice tests and inform them that you will be taking the test in Feb and ask them to wait on reviewing your file until then!Androo630 wrote:I thought I would've done a lot better in the December 2009, but I only went from a 150 to 151. I feel like I just wasted $1000+ on books, tests, and application fees. Do I have any shot at Santa Clara or is my LSAT simply too low? Please be as blunt and harsh to me as possible, I need to face reality. Thank you.
- Androo630
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Re: 3.61/151, I already submitted my applications. Am I screwed?
I'm resending my university transcript. It went from a 3.61 to 3.64, will it really make a difference?
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Re: 3.61/151, I already submitted my applications. Am I screwed?
Almost all law schools take the Feb LSAT. That's what I'm doing.
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Re: 3.61/151, I already submitted my applications. Am I screwed?
are you a URM by any chance?
- Androo630
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Re: 3.61/151, I already submitted my applications. Am I screwed?
Chinese-Americanam060459 wrote:are you a URM by any chance?
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