scholarship question Forum

[northwood]

Im trying to figure out if I have a chance at any scholarship money:

Do you have to be above teh 75% on both the LSAT and Undergrad GPA, or above the medians to be eligible for sholarship consideration?

[arism87]

Im trying to figure out if I have a chance at any scholarship money:

Do you have to be above teh 75% on both the LSAT and Undergrad GPA, or above the medians to be eligible for sholarship consideration?

No, but that would certainly help

[005618502]

Im trying to figure out if I have a chance at any scholarship money:

Do you have to be above teh 75% on both the LSAT and Undergrad GPA, or above the medians to be eligible for sholarship consideration?

Above both medians should get you some money, above BOTH 75% should get you a full tuition scholly or a YP

[Cupidity]

Im trying to figure out if I have a chance at any scholarship money:

Do you have to be above teh 75% on both the LSAT and Undergrad GPA, or above the medians to be eligible for sholarship consideration?

Above both medians should get you some money, above BOTH 75% should get you a full tuition scholly or a YP

You need to be WELL above both medians to get full, ie: 2-3 LSAT points above 75% and .2 GPA. Full Scholarships for non-URM's are increasingly rare.

[Grizz]

Im trying to figure out if I have a chance at any scholarship money:

Do you have to be above teh 75% on both the LSAT and Undergrad GPA, or above the medians to be eligible for sholarship consideration?

All depends on the school.

[005618502]

Im trying to figure out if I have a chance at any scholarship money:

Do you have to be above teh 75% on both the LSAT and Undergrad GPA, or above the medians to be eligible for sholarship consideration?

Above both medians should get you some money, above BOTH 75% should get you a full tuition scholly or a YP

You need to be WELL above both medians to get full, ie: 2-3 LSAT points above 75% and .2 GPA. Full Scholarships for non-URM's are increasingly rare.

I said above BOTH 75% to get full, so yes that would be well over both medians in most cases (though not all)