I'm going to apply to US law schools from a European Law School. I completed K-12 in the US, and then went abroad to study law. I'm not sure exactly how my European GPA converts the US system, but it is around 3.5-3.8, so, here are my stats:
3.5-3.8 GPA
165-170 LSAT
Have a law degree from a European university
Recommendation from a political figure
The curriculum was very, very challenging
Dual US citizen
I'm applying to (just listing my top choices):
Boston College Law
BU Law
Berkeley
Duke
Cornell
Stanford
Yale
Harvard
Brown
NYU
Columbia
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- booboo
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Without an LSAT score and a definitive GPA, we can't tell you much. A 170/3.8 is vastly different from a 165/3.5 (to the tune of making the difference at every school on that list).
Also, Brown doesn't have a law school.
Also, Brown doesn't have a law school.
- calicocat
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Re: International Applicant
You have an excellent shot at Brown but I would definitely shoot some apps to Princeton and Darthmouth
- JustDude
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Lock at Yale. Pretty clear why
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