3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (EDIT) Got a 166 Forum
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3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (EDIT) Got a 166
What are my chances for places like Boston U, Boston College, Texas, Hastings, U of Washington, and NYU/Columbia (know I'm reaching here)?
EDIT: Originally posted projecting a 164 on the Dec. LSAT, got a 166.
EDIT: Originally posted projecting a 164 on the Dec. LSAT, got a 166.
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Re: 3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (I'm projecting) 164
Out at all, except maybe Hastings. I don't know the California schools that well.
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kalvano wrote:Out at all.
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Sorry OP but you're aiming too high given your stats. I know people may have told you that what major you did and where you did it matter, but it doesn't. If you want those schools a retake is in order because there's nothing you can do about your GPA at this point.
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Re: 3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (I'm projecting) 164
Study more. If you're still "projecting" your LSAT score, I take it you aren't applying this cycle anyway. Get a 170 and you'll be a lock at all those except NYU Columbia.timorousg wrote:What are my chances for places like Boston U, Boston College, Texas, Hastings, U of Washington, and NYU/Columbia (know I'm reaching here)?
I'm 165/3.62 and still waiting to hear from BU. Seriously, every point counts. Study your butt off between now and June.
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Re: 3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (I'm projecting) 164
+1 regarding the major not mattering. I'm an RN with 7yrs WE, and I had all these people telling me that made me special. It doesn't. My cycle is going exactly the way lawschoolpredictor said it would.kkklick wrote:Sorry OP but you're aiming too high given your stats. I know people may have told you that what major you did and where you did it matter, but it doesn't. If you want those schools a retake is in order because there's nothing you can do about your GPA at this point.
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Re: 3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (I'm projecting) 164
166ish 168ish would improve your chances a lot for the T20. 164 should get you into T30
Are you going into IP ?
Are you going into IP ?
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Yeah I am looking at IP.thegor1987 wrote:166ish 168ish would improve your chances a lot for the T20. 164 should get you into T30
Are you going into IP ?
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Re: 3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (I'm projecting) 164
You might want to get a PhD first thentimorousg wrote: Yeah I am looking at IP.
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You'll also need a post doctoral if you ever even want a chance of getting a job that's not at macdonaldsnit00 wrote:You might want to get a PhD first thentimorousg wrote: Yeah I am looking at IP.
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Re: 3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (I'm projecting) 164
I hate to say it, but you're out at Texas as well unless you're in state. They're notoriously harsh on OOS splitters and/or folks with lower (relatively) GPAs.Capitol A wrote:Study more. If you're still "projecting" your LSAT score, I take it you aren't applying this cycle anyway. Get a 170 and you'll be a lock at all those except NYU Columbia.timorousg wrote:What are my chances for places like Boston U, Boston College, Texas, Hastings, U of Washington, and NYU/Columbia (know I'm reaching here)?
I'm 165/3.62 and still waiting to hear from BU. Seriously, every point counts. Study your butt off between now and June.
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oscodasa wrote:I hate to say it, but you're out at Texas as well unless you're in state. They're notoriously harsh on OOS splitters and/or folks with lower (relatively) GPAs.
OP is out at Texas even if he has lived here his entire life.
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I was projecting because I was waiting on scores for the Dec. test. Ended up with a 166. Does this change my chances considerably?
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Re: 3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (I'm projecting) 164
Congratulations that is a good score. I would blanket the T6-T20 with a reasonable shot of getting into one of the schools.
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Yes.timorousg wrote:I was projecting because I was waiting on scores for the Dec. test. Ended up with a 166. Does this change my chances considerably?
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This is way off. OP's not getting into any T20 school, much less CCN.thegor1987 wrote:Congratulations that is a good score. I would blanket the T6-T20 with a reasonable shot of getting into one of the schools.
OP, you have a chance at schools like Minnesota, Indiana, etc. Look for schools that like high LSATs and take lower GPAs. IMO, the highest-ranked school you can get is Emory.
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Re: 3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (I'm projecting) 164
Are you applying this cycle? If not, why not retake in June? I hate it when peoples advice is retake, but seriously, at this level, and with that gpa, every LSAT point counts. My gpa is 3.6, and at schools where I'm at their LSAT gpa, I'm in with $. At schools where I'm 1 point under, not in at all.timorousg wrote:I was projecting because I was waiting on scores for the Dec. test. Ended up with a 166. Does this change my chances considerably?
That being said, regardless of when and with what numbers you apply, apply everywhere you think you want to go. There's a great article on TLS about wanting to have at least one rejection in your cycle. How else will you know you reached high enough?
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Re: 3.2 in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and (EDIT) Got a 166
I know someone who got into WashU with a science major and a 3.0/167.
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Resolved to take the LSAT again this summer, especially considering I studied for all of about 3 days for the test in December. Hypothetically what would my chances look like for lower T14 if I hit 170?
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You'd have a good shot at snagging some of the lower T14. Probably out at Duke, out at NU unless you have w/e, but decent chances at GULC/Cornell and MVP.timorousg wrote:Resolved to take the LSAT again this summer, especially considering I studied for all of about 3 days for the test in December. Hypothetically what would my chances look like for lower T14 if I hit 170?
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