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big splitter

Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:47 pm
by sportgirl234
gpa: 3.35 (one very bad semester my sophomore year)
lsat: 170

w/e: 2 legal internships
extensive travel through undergrad


where should I be looking?

is there a possibility i can get any scholarship money to a school within the top 30?

Thank you!

Re: big splitter

Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:51 pm
by JamMasterJ
sportgirl234 wrote:gpa: 3.35 (one very bad semester my sophomore year)
lsat: 170

w/e: 2 legal internships
extensive travel through undergrad


where should I be looking?

is there a possibility i can get any scholarship money to a school within the top 30?

Thank you!
Yeah. Full-ride possibly at WUSTL, Illinois, IU-B. You could aim higher if you're OK with some debt.

Re: big splitter

Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:56 pm
by fathergoose
sportgirl234 wrote:gpa: 3.35 (one very bad semester my sophomore year)
lsat: 170

w/e: 2 legal internships
extensive travel through undergrad


where should I be looking?

is there a possibility i can get any scholarship money to a school within the top 30?

Thank you!
I'm a little disappointed. From the thread title I was expecting 2.20/179. That would be a big splitter.

3.35/170 is at best a slightly above average size splitter in my mind.

But I'll bite, and say you have a pretty good shot at money at the typical splitter schools plus maybe an outside shot at UVA or NW if you ED. But a very outside shot, like 6 feet behind the NBA 3-point line.

Re: big splitter

Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 11:17 pm
by sportgirl234
fathergoose wrote:
sportgirl234 wrote:gpa: 3.35 (one very bad semester my sophomore year)
lsat: 170

w/e: 2 legal internships
extensive travel through undergrad


where should I be looking?

is there a possibility i can get any scholarship money to a school within the top 30?

Thank you!
I'm a little disappointed. From the thread title I was expecting 2.20/179. That would be a big splitter.

3.35/170 is at best a slightly above average size splitter in my mind.

But I'll bite, and say you have a pretty good shot at money at the typical splitter schools plus maybe an outside shot at UVA or NW if you ED. But a very outside shot, like 6 feet behind the NBA 3-point line.

Good, I've always liked my outside the arc shot :)

Re: big splitter

Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 12:05 am
by thederangedwang
sportgirl234 wrote:
fathergoose wrote:
sportgirl234 wrote:gpa: 3.35 (one very bad semester my sophomore year)
lsat: 170

w/e: 2 legal internships
extensive travel through undergrad


where should I be looking?

is there a possibility i can get any scholarship money to a school within the top 30?

Thank you!
I'm a little disappointed. From the thread title I was expecting 2.20/179. That would be a big splitter.

3.35/170 is at best a slightly above average size splitter in my mind.

But I'll bite, and say you have a pretty good shot at money at the typical splitter schools plus maybe an outside shot at UVA or NW if you ED. But a very outside shot, like 6 feet behind the NBA 3-point line.

Good, I've always liked my outside the arc shot :)
With Dwight Howard guarding u

Re: big splitter

Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 12:07 am
by Kabuo
I had a 3.2 and a much higher LSAT and only got 84k at WUSTL. I know another applicant with my GPA and a 170 who also got 84k. He was able to negotiate that up to 95 based on a near full ride at uiuc, but I wasn't able to negotiate at all because I had no peer school offers. Anyway, the point is you are not getting a full ride without a full ride from a peer school to negotiate with.

Re: big splitter

Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 12:12 am
by Yeshia90
fathergoose wrote:
sportgirl234 wrote:gpa: 3.35 (one very bad semester my sophomore year)
lsat: 170

w/e: 2 legal internships
extensive travel through undergrad


where should I be looking?

is there a possibility i can get any scholarship money to a school within the top 30?

Thank you!
I'm a little disappointed. From the thread title I was expecting 2.20/179. That would be a big splitter.

3.35/170 is at best a slightly above average size splitter in my mind.
Yeah, this is less Roger Clemens, more J.J. Putz.

Re: big splitter

Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 1:34 am
by Tiago Splitter
Kabuo wrote: Anyway, the point is you are not getting a full ride without a full ride from a peer school to negotiate with.
Hmm...

Re: big splitter

Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 1:57 am
by t14fanboy
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Re: big splitter

Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 1:23 pm
by muaythaifighter
thederangedwang wrote:
sportgirl234 wrote:
fathergoose wrote:
sportgirl234 wrote:gpa: 3.35 (one very bad semester my sophomore year)
lsat: 170

w/e: 2 legal internships
extensive travel through undergrad


where should I be looking?

is there a possibility i can get any scholarship money to a school within the top 30?

Thank you!
I'm a little disappointed. From the thread title I was expecting 2.20/179. That would be a big splitter.

3.35/170 is at best a slightly above average size splitter in my mind.

But I'll bite, and say you have a pretty good shot at money at the typical splitter schools plus maybe an outside shot at UVA or NW if you ED. But a very outside shot, like 6 feet behind the NBA 3-point line.

Good, I've always liked my outside the arc shot :)
With Dwight Howard guarding u
lol good one

Re: big splitter

Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 10:12 am
by sportgirl234
work experience includes an 8 week 20 hour a week internship with a debt collection firm and my other internship began with full time for the summer and was expanded to allow me to work at school and continue.

does this help?

also ill write a gpa addendum but circumstances include my mom being sick with cancer (not trying to use this as an excuse by any means just stating the facts)

Re: big splitter

Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2011 10:20 am
by Mizz
sportgirl234 wrote:work experience includes an 8 week 20 hour a week internship with a debt collection firm and my other internship began with full time for the summer and was expanded to allow me to work at school and continue.

does this help?
Not really for law school, however it will help when it comes time to find employment with firms.

If it was a significant time commitment during you semester you may want to note it though.