3.17/178 - T14? LSN is all over the place.
Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 7:07 pm
Hi everyone, I'm curious to know if anyone has thoughts on my case. LSN and the other number trackers (hourumd, etc.) are all over the place, partly due to a dearth of information. I've found few splitters as extreme as me...
Stats:
LSDAS GPA is 3.17 - I retook failed classes; university GPA is 3.4. I had pretty severe/untreated health issues throughout college (blackouts, fatigue, nausea) and wrote an addendum, including a signed doctor's note. I'm not confident this makes a huge difference though, as I assume the ABA doesn't allow footnotes when schools submit their own class stats.
Top 5 public university
178 LSAT (no retakes)
Non-URM
3 years of work experience in tech, working in business/analytics departments
No law work experience
I've gotten CRS/merit fee waivers from about half of the T14, but I know that doesn't mean much. With my GPA I know I'll need a stellar PS and softs, but I'm curious what exactly "stellar softs" are - is it work experience? extracurriculars?
I'm guessing that I'll be dinged at the more "academic" schools that seem to heavily weight GPA i.e. Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Berkeley, but I'm not sure about the others.
Stats:
LSDAS GPA is 3.17 - I retook failed classes; university GPA is 3.4. I had pretty severe/untreated health issues throughout college (blackouts, fatigue, nausea) and wrote an addendum, including a signed doctor's note. I'm not confident this makes a huge difference though, as I assume the ABA doesn't allow footnotes when schools submit their own class stats.
Top 5 public university
178 LSAT (no retakes)
Non-URM
3 years of work experience in tech, working in business/analytics departments
No law work experience
I've gotten CRS/merit fee waivers from about half of the T14, but I know that doesn't mean much. With my GPA I know I'll need a stellar PS and softs, but I'm curious what exactly "stellar softs" are - is it work experience? extracurriculars?
I'm guessing that I'll be dinged at the more "academic" schools that seem to heavily weight GPA i.e. Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Berkeley, but I'm not sure about the others.