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- LeBum James
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Re: international applicant/166/ what are my chances?
I'm curious about this. I have no idea how internationals are handled. I would assume, since GPA is a non-factor, that they would just look at the LSAT score. With a 166, you're out at T14. I could be, and probably am, wrong.
- LeBum James
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Re: international applicant/166/ what are my chances?
Upon searching around the forums, it seems I'm right. Your international GPA will not be a factor in your application. If you want T14, retake.
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Re: international applicant/166/ what are my chances?
You actually think the admission officers will not even consider my GPA just because it's foreign?LeBum James wrote:Upon searching around the forums, it seems I'm right. Your international GPA will not be a factor in your application. If you want T14, retake.
Why do you think that is? Because they don't know the status of the schools outside the U.S?
What if the school is a world renowned school like Oxford or Tokyo University? Or anything something of that status?
I think saying that it will not be a factor at all is an overstatement.
Also, if GPA's don't count AT ALL, would an applicant with a 3.0 GPA get into Harvard if he/she had a 180 LSAT score? (with average softs)
I seriously doubt that.
- LeBum James
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Re: international applicant/166/ what are my chances?
Those all seem like fair questions. I searched the forum for the answer I gave you but am too lazy regarding searching for that many questions
I see no reason why Harvard wouldn't let in an international applicant with a 180. It raises their LSAT median without doing anything to the GPA median. Seems like a win-win for both the applicant and Harvard.
Search around the forums or maybe someone who actually knows will post.
Did you really?What if the school is a world renowned school like Oxford or Tokyo University? Or anything something of that status?
I see no reason why Harvard wouldn't let in an international applicant with a 180. It raises their LSAT median without doing anything to the GPA median. Seems like a win-win for both the applicant and Harvard.
Search around the forums or maybe someone who actually knows will post.
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