DC law schools Forum
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DC law schools
Just would like to know my chances for any of the DC Part time programs.
AA Male with an Engineering degree (3.0 gpa)
161 LSAT score
Worked full time all 4 years of college to finance school (Defense contractor/Resident Advisor)
Leadership roles on campus within multiple engineering societies
2010 West Point Systems engineering competition champion
Need to continue working full time so I am applying to the part time programs in the DC metro area. Thanks for the help in advance
AA Male with an Engineering degree (3.0 gpa)
161 LSAT score
Worked full time all 4 years of college to finance school (Defense contractor/Resident Advisor)
Leadership roles on campus within multiple engineering societies
2010 West Point Systems engineering competition champion
Need to continue working full time so I am applying to the part time programs in the DC metro area. Thanks for the help in advance
- FuManChusco
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If possible I would retake the LSAT if you think you can gain a few points. GTown and GW PT programs both seem out of reach, although your URM status may prove me wrong. Not sure you'd want to go to GM or American. I honestly have no idea though. It's not easy to guess about PT acceptances, nevermind for URMs.mchildr1 wrote:Just would like to know my chances for any of the DC Part time programs.
AA Male with an Engineering degree (3.0 gpa)
161 LSAT score
Worked full time all 4 years of college to finance school (Defense contractor/Resident Advisor)
Leadership roles on campus within multiple engineering societies
2010 West Point Systems engineering competition champion
Need to continue working full time so I am applying to the part time programs in the DC metro area. Thanks for the help in advance
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Re: DC law schools
Thank you for the response. There isn't much out there on PT program admissions but I would be perfectly happy attending GMU (where i did my undergrad), American or Catholic. I guess I was just hoping for a little reassurance about my chances with Gtown and GW as reach schools.
- rayiner
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ED UVA. Two people with your stats got in last cycle. If you're VA resident (presumably, if you did Mason UG) and an engineer, you've got a good shot.
- nightman09
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I have similar stats (although, female, PR/AA and neuroscience). As a VA resident, do you think that I (/we) really have a shot at UVA FT or only PT?
Furthermore, OP have you thought about Howard?
Furthermore, OP have you thought about Howard?
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- rayiner
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UVA doesn't have a PT program.nightman09 wrote:I have similar stats (although, female, PR/AA and neuroscience). As a VA resident, do you think that I (/we) really have a shot at UVA FT or only PT?
Furthermore, OP have you thought about Howard?
Two ~3.0/161 URMs got in last cycle, and a bunch got rejected. Engineering/science background + residency will really help.
- hipstermafia
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GM has a pretty good program actually, and it's super cheap (especially if you're a va resident). I would not pay to go to American.FuManChusco wrote:If possible I would retake the LSAT if you think you can gain a few points. GTown and GW PT programs both seem out of reach, although your URM status may prove me wrong. Not sure you'd want to go to GM or American. I honestly have no idea though. It's not easy to guess about PT acceptances, nevermind for URMs.
- nightman09
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OopsUVA doesn't have a PT program.
- im_blue
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I think you'll get into GW PT or GULC PT.
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GULC or GW pt would be amazing. Thank you all for the replies; it is definitely reassuring during the application process to know I am not COMPLETELY waisting my time haha. good luck to nightman09 as well!