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patienunderstanding wrote:why not fordham? easily third best school in NYC and places decently in jobs in the area. you should have a very good chance of getting in with anything above a 167.

I didn't list fordham because I don't think I have any real chances getting there with my gpa.

mauryballstein wrote:

patienunderstanding wrote:why not fordham? easily third best school in NYC and places decently in jobs in the area. you should have a very good chance of getting in with anything above a 167.

I didn't list fordham because I don't think I have any real chances getting there with my gpa.

Don't know if you chose Cardozo PT for those same reasons, but a 164, 165, something around there would get you in FT.

patienunderstanding wrote:First of all, Hello to everyone and thanks for reading/responding to my post.
I am graduating college in June, currently studying for the June LSAT. My college GPA is 3.3, but due to 2 Fs 4 semesters ago, my LSAC GPA will be around 3.1. I am from NY so I would love to attend one of the NY-area LS. So my question, around how much do I have to get on the LSAT to have a chance of getting accepted to any of the schools listed below? Im not an URM, worked part time/ full time since high school so I dont have too many extracurricular activities I can list on my resume... First in my family to go to college, fluent in 3 languages (I don't know if any of this info matters in terms of admission).
Once again thanks a lot.

Cardozo (PT)
Brooklyn
St. Johns
Hofstra
Buffalo
Pace

kapital98 wrote:

patienunderstanding wrote:First of all, Hello to everyone and thanks for reading/responding to my post.
I am graduating college in June, currently studying for the June LSAT. My college GPA is 3.3, but due to 2 Fs 4 semesters ago, my LSAC GPA will be around 3.1. I am from NY so I would love to attend one of the NY-area LS. So my question, around how much do I have to get on the LSAT to have a chance of getting accepted to any of the schools listed below? Im not an URM, worked part time/ full time since high school so I dont have too many extracurricular activities I can list on my resume... First in my family to go to college, fluent in 3 languages (I don't know if any of this info matters in terms of admission).
Once again thanks a lot.

Cardozo (PT)
Brooklyn
St. Johns
Hofstra
Buffalo
Pace

You include Buffalo but leave out Cornell? Why? It's a long shot but a 170+ could still get you in. If you put up some good numbers you should send an application in and see what happens.