Chances at UNC w/ 162 &3.9 Forum

[pjo]

Thread title says it all. LSN has very little info on cycles, especially reverse splitters. I already applied to Wake Forest and I know they place about the same in NC. I'm out of state btw. Basically I don't just want to throw away $82 on an application fee if I don't have much of a chance.

[thexfactor]

id say really good. They love high GPA kids. Apply to vandy and wustl. You will likely get at least WL at both schools. Those schools love splitters. Check LSN.

If i were you. i would spend 500 dollars and apply to 5-7 schools between Fordham,illinois,wustl,bc,bu,gw. Also do a ED. That will help you out tremendously. I would def apply to vandy and wustl.

[Grizz]

id say really good. Apply to vandy and wustl. You will likely get at least WL at both schools.

You will never get off the Vandy WL.

[kalvano]

UNC is virtually impossible to predict if you are out of state.

Also, giggle at WUSTL and Vandy.

[edgarfigaro]

how unfriendly is UNC to splitters? lawschoolpredictor isn't too optimistic with my 2.85 GPA and 170-172 LSAT range, but I am an in state applicant. Also if it helps, there was a 4 year gap in my education when I was working, and finished with 4.0 in my last two semesters.

[kalvano]

how unfriendly is UNC to splitters? lawschoolpredictor isn't too optimistic with my 2.85 GPA and 170-172 LSAT range, but I am an in state applicant. Also if it helps, there was a 4 year gap in my education when I was working, and finished with 4.0 in my last two semesters.

UNC is just very hard to predict. But last year, they seemed to have a pretty hard 3.0 line.

I'd shoot for Wake.