T20 chances?
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 6:36 pm
3.3 158
really hoping for for a T20
very interesting softs
really hoping for for a T20
very interesting softs
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This.msblaw89 wrote:I would retake
Interesting softs as in AA male who served in Iraq?dreakol wrote:3.3 158
really hoping for for a T20
very interesting softs
my posts are mostly from the off topic forumbk187 wrote:You have several hundred posts, I'm pretty sure you know the answer to your question.
my step-dad is black and he lived in my house for a few yearskaiser wrote:Are you a URM? If not, then zero chance at a T20. Your focus should be largely on schools ranked 50-100.
i was in a pre-law frat in UGemkay625 wrote:Interesting softs as in AA male who served in Iraq?dreakol wrote:3.3 158
really hoping for for a T20
very interesting softs
Or Interesting softs as in internships, clubs, etc?
Details would help us provide you with better advice.
stillwater wrote:This.msblaw89 wrote:I would retake
Nah, that will make little to no difference. And even if it did make a minute difference, it surely wouldn't be enough to warrant admission to a T20 given your figures. As I said earlier, you should be focused on schools ranked in the 50-100 range (unless of course you retake and raise your score, if possible)dreakol wrote:i was in a pre-law frat in UGemkay625 wrote:Interesting softs as in AA male who served in Iraq?dreakol wrote:3.3 158
really hoping for for a T20
very interesting softs
Or Interesting softs as in internships, clubs, etc?
Details would help us provide you with better advice.
it was small, so i'm assuming it is rare for applicants
dreakol wrote:i was in a pre-law frat in UG
it was small, so i'm assuming it is rare for applicants
My trolldar is admittedly faulty, but...dreakol wrote:my step-dad is black and he lived in my house for a few years
i'm thinking about working that into my diversity statement, any advice?
i studied pretty hard so i'm counting on my resume to get me in the doorkaiser wrote:Nah, that will make little to no difference. And even if it did make a minute difference, it surely wouldn't be enough to warrant admission to a T20 given your figures. As I said earlier, you should be focused on schools ranked in the 50-100 range (unless of course you retake and raise your score, if possible)dreakol wrote:i was in a pre-law frat in UGemkay625 wrote:Interesting softs as in AA male who served in Iraq?dreakol wrote:3.3 158
really hoping for for a T20
very interesting softs
Or Interesting softs as in internships, clubs, etc?
Details would help us provide you with better advice.
it was small, so i'm assuming it is rare for applicants
What are you talking about? Your numbers are completely out of range for all of those schools. A resume doesn't "get you in the door". Numbers get you in the door. A resume just helps push you along once you are already inside.dreakol wrote: i studied pretty hard so i'm counting on my resume to get me in the door
any advice? i did it for two semesters, so i was able to get some responsibility
i'm thinking ucla and vandy will bite, don't really want to go to washu since their medians are so low
what advice do you have? i worked a job throughout my senior year. also, do i have a urm claim?kaiser wrote:What are you talking about? Your numbers are completely out of range for all of those schools. A resume doesn't "get you in the door". Numbers get you in the door. A resume just helps push you along once you are already inside.dreakol wrote: i studied pretty hard so i'm counting on my resume to get me in the door
any advice? i did it for two semesters, so i was able to get some responsibility
i'm thinking ucla and vandy will bite, don't really want to go to washu since their medians are so low
I'm starting to think flame (with the WUSTL comment)
That will not help. They won't care if you were in a pre-law frat.dreakol wrote:i was in a pre-law frat in UGemkay625 wrote:Interesting softs as in AA male who served in Iraq?dreakol wrote:3.3 158
really hoping for for a T20
very interesting softs
Or Interesting softs as in internships, clubs, etc?
Details would help us provide you with better advice.
it was small, so i'm assuming it is rare for applicants
You do not have a URM claim.dreakol wrote:what advice do you have? i worked a job throughout my senior year. also, do i have a urm claim?kaiser wrote:What are you talking about? Your numbers are completely out of range for all of those schools. A resume doesn't "get you in the door". Numbers get you in the door. A resume just helps push you along once you are already inside.dreakol wrote: i studied pretty hard so i'm counting on my resume to get me in the door
any advice? i did it for two semesters, so i was able to get some responsibility
i'm thinking ucla and vandy will bite, don't really want to go to washu since their medians are so low
I'm starting to think flame (with the WUSTL comment)
What is your ethnic/racial background & nationality? How the hell would I know if you have a "URM claim" if I don't know what culture you are or what race you are?dreakol wrote:what advice do you have? i worked a job throughout my senior year. also, do i have a urm claim?kaiser wrote:What are you talking about? Your numbers are completely out of range for all of those schools. A resume doesn't "get you in the door". Numbers get you in the door. A resume just helps push you along once you are already inside.dreakol wrote: i studied pretty hard so i'm counting on my resume to get me in the door
any advice? i did it for two semesters, so i was able to get some responsibility
i'm thinking ucla and vandy will bite, don't really want to go to washu since their medians are so low
I'm starting to think flame (with the WUSTL comment)
i'm white but my step-dad is black and we lived together for a few years so i tend to identify with that culturekaiser wrote:What is your ethnic/racial background & nationality? How the hell would I know if you have a "URM claim" if I don't know what culture you are or what race you are?dreakol wrote:what advice do you have? i worked a job throughout my senior year. also, do i have a urm claim?kaiser wrote:What are you talking about? Your numbers are completely out of range for all of those schools. A resume doesn't "get you in the door". Numbers get you in the door. A resume just helps push you along once you are already inside.dreakol wrote: i studied pretty hard so i'm counting on my resume to get me in the door
any advice? i did it for two semesters, so i was able to get some responsibility
i'm thinking ucla and vandy will bite, don't really want to go to washu since their medians are so low
I'm starting to think flame (with the WUSTL comment)
Tons of people worked jobs during undergrad. It really doesn't make a difference.
Yeah, you are definitely white then. Can't justifiably put down african american because you aren't. So apply like someone who has a 3.3 and 158 or retake to increase your chances. Thats really all there is to it. There is no advice that anyone can give you that you don't know already about this.dreakol wrote: i'm white but my step-dad is black and we lived together for a few years so i tend to identify with that culture
will law schools get mad if i put down african american on my application?
i withdrewemkay625 wrote:A quick check of user's past posts shows he deposited and enrolled at Temple last cycle.
So, flame.
Well then you already played the admissions game and saw what those figures would get you. its not gonna be magically different this time.dreakol wrote:i withdrewemkay625 wrote:A quick check of user's past posts shows he deposited and enrolled at Temple last cycle.
So, flame.
Please stop wasting everyone's time.dreakol wrote:i withdrewemkay625 wrote:A quick check of user's past posts shows he deposited and enrolled at Temple last cycle.
So, flame.
Anybody who didn't call troll after this post needs to take a long look in the mirror.dreakol wrote:my step-dad is black and he lived in my house for a few yearskaiser wrote:Are you a URM? If not, then zero chance at a T20. Your focus should be largely on schools ranked 50-100.
i'm thinking about working that into my diversity statement, any advice?