Theoretical Topic--Is It Possible to Get Into HLS for Me? Forum

[echamberlin8]

http://lawschoolnumbers.com/

You need 172 (173-4 to be safe) for NYU. 170 for UVA, where being in-state will help a lot. Shoot for 180.

I like your way of thinking, and that's honestly what I'm going to try to do, since I'm dedicated to spending 7 months of straight studying for this beast. Columbia I'm guessing I need a 172-173.

I wish I had more desire to go to UVA, but unfortunately, along with Duke and Berkeley, it's one of the schools I least want to go to out of T14. Even though I'm sure it would help me get a BigLaw job in NYC pretty easily (well, somewhat easily).

[echamberlin8]

Just try to get as high an LSAT score as possible. "What LSAT should I aim for" threads are a waste of time.

Yeah, I know, that wasn't really the point of this thread. It was to determine if Harvard was even possible in my circumstances. I know I need to get as high as I absolutely can to even have a shot, but I've ruled out Yale and Stanford basically, and was curious if Harvard was more open to people with 3.7's and work experience.

This thread is on point to the topic of this thread:

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 9&t=170051

To be fair, I didn't create this thread in this forum. A mod moved it here.

[Bildungsroman]

Just try to get as high an LSAT score as possible. "What LSAT should I aim for" threads are a waste of time.

Yeah, I know, that wasn't really the point of this thread. It was to determine if Harvard was even possible in my circumstances. I know I need to get as high as I absolutely can to even have a shot, but I've ruled out Yale and Stanford basically, and was curious if Harvard was more open to people with 3.7's and work experience.

And if Harvard isn't possible, are you going to try less hard on the LSAT?

[Flash]

Just try to get as high an LSAT score as possible. "What LSAT should I aim for" threads are a waste of time.

Yeah, I know, that wasn't really the point of this thread. It was to determine if Harvard was even possible in my circumstances. I know I need to get as high as I absolutely can to even have a shot, but I've ruled out Yale and Stanford basically, and was curious if Harvard was more open to people with 3.7's and work experience.

And if Harvard isn't possible, are you going to try less hard on the LSAT?

He doesn't want to end up at a second tier CNC.

[echamberlin8]

Not sure why you guys are being hostile, but no, I wouldn't try less hard, thank you.