3.70/170 Where to ED? Forum
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3.70/170 Where to ED?
GPA: 3.7 (Finance)
LSAT: 170
Softs: NCAA athletics, bilingual, student council of business school, congressional intern, national honor society, quite a bit of community service.
Non-URM (White as humanly possible)
Where should I ED? My top choices are Columbia, NYU, and Virginia. (I grew up on the east coast and want to stay out here)
Thanks in advance.
LSAT: 170
Softs: NCAA athletics, bilingual, student council of business school, congressional intern, national honor society, quite a bit of community service.
Non-URM (White as humanly possible)
Where should I ED? My top choices are Columbia, NYU, and Virginia. (I grew up on the east coast and want to stay out here)
Thanks in advance.
- Ruxin1
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
This is relevant to my interests as well, quite similar
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
Columbia = almost no shot / no shot
NYU = decent shot
Virginia = in!
If you ED to any school outside of the T6, I would bet you will have yourself an early acceptance!
NYU = decent shot
Virginia = in!
If you ED to any school outside of the T6, I would bet you will have yourself an early acceptance!
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
Where would be my best shot in the T14 (excluding G AND CORNELL)?
- glewz
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
MVP in my opinion, but if you're really interested in getting a better view of your chances, you should take a look at lawschoolnumbers.com and compile the numbers for similar-profile candidates.
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
ED to UVAgunner3 wrote:GPA: 3.7 (Finance)
LSAT: 170
Softs: NCAA athletics, bilingual, student council of business school, congressional intern, national honor society, quite a bit of community service.
Non-URM (White as humanly possible)
Where should I ED? My top choices are Columbia, NYU, and Virginia. (I grew up on the east coast and want to stay out here)
Thanks in advance.
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
OP here. Do you think it would be advantageous to ED, or do I have a decent shot at the T14 without ED? I have looked at LSN and LSP but want to know if my softs would give me a bump?
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
Extremely interested in this as I have exact same stats and major. 3 years work experience and interested in Boston, New York, DC, LA.
- Tiago Splitter
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
You have a very good shot at the T-14 without ED. If you really fall in love with one school from MVPDN I'd ED there, otherwise I would just apply broadly and let the chips fall where they may.
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
You have a very not good shot at UVA without ED but it depends if say you'd prefer maybe getting a fairly large scholarship to Cornell or being locked into UVA. The former may be better but is less safe.
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
You can double-dip since UVA keeps their ED option open so long. Pick one of CLS/NYU and ED there, and then if they reject you, ED to UVA.
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
this is true, but you won't be as locked in as if you applied pre-thanksgiving.vanwinkle wrote:You can double-dip since UVA keeps their ED option open so long. Pick one of CLS/NYU and ED there, and then if they reject you, ED to UVA.
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Re: 3.70/170 Where to ED?
Would I be a candidate for any scholarship money at a T14?
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