3.3 GPA, 170 LSAT, Biomedical Engineering w/ English Minor

[bromega]

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[slotwide]

I would say Berkley is out and Northwestern is probably out with no WE unless potentially you ED. You should have a decent chance at Cornell and in everywhere else... most with $$

[09042014]

I would say Berkley is out and Northwestern is probably out with no WE unless potentially you ED. You should have a decent chance at Cornell and in everywhere else... most with $$

I'd still apply. NU likes engineers, and Big Ten grads.

[ndirish2010]

In all seriousness...ED UVA?

[Corwin]

ED UVA becomes difficult without a 171+. ED NU becomes difficult without a 172+. However, engineering and a GPA that isn't godawful might put you in the accept category at NU, either ED or WL -> accept. It's possible you get shut out of the T14 though. If that's something you really want, consider getting a job in your field and retaking the LSAT, shooting for 172+.

[chem]

Unless you have strong preferences for the schools you picked out, I'd blanket the bottom t14 through to 25, leverage scholarship from there

[09042014]

I'm not sure I'd ED to UVA. OP has a chance at Penn and Michigan as well.

[bromega]

You guys really think I'd have a decent shot at Michigan or Virginia? Based on some of the calculators I didn't really think so. I updated the list with some of your advice. Any new thoughts?

I appreciate all of your input.

[Corwin]

You guys really think I'd have a decent shot at Michigan or Virginia? Based on some of the calculators I didn't really think so. I updated the list with some of your advice. Any new thoughts?

I appreciate all of your input.

No, ED UVA is unlikely unless you can bump your LSAT up.