3.92 GPA and a 167 LSAT -- Where to apply? Forum

[Zeile]

UCLA, Vandy, Cornell, BU, etc.. Anywhere else?

[weejonbu]

UCLA, Vandy, Cornell, BU, etc.. Anywhere else?

Just blanket everything. You're at/above most 75th percentile GPA's and above a lot of 25th percentile LSATs for the T14, so if money isn't a big issue, just go ahead and start shooting out apps.

I would imagine you gott fee waivers from Northwestern, Duke, maybe even Penn or UMich? Plus a whole lot fee waivers from T15-T30s (WUSTL, W&M, etc.). Definitely would send to the fee waiver schools, since it costs you nothing.

I have a lower LSAT than you (164), and a slightly better GPA (3.97), and I'm applying at about 20 schools, from Harvard to WUSTL to William and Mary... give it a shot!

[Borhas]

Stanford seems like a good idea, maybe a reach but it's worth a shot

send apps everywhere ASAP you'll do well so long as your LSAT is at or above the median, or even the 25%ile

[QandAphorism]

UCLA, Vandy, Cornell, BU, etc.. Anywhere else?

I would apply to retake the LSAT.

[Zeile]

Stanford seems like a good idea, maybe a reach but it's worth a shot

send apps everywhere ASAP you'll do well so long as your LSAT is at or above the median, or even the 25%ile

Even this late, you think?

[Zeile]

UCLA, Vandy, Cornell, BU, etc.. Anywhere else?

I would apply to retake the LSAT.

I already did

[Zeile]

Is there any chance at getting any money at UCLA or Vandy with these numbers? O rhsould I just be thankful to get in?

And Stanford? 4 realz?

[QandAphorism]

Stanford seems like a good idea, maybe a reach but it's worth a shot

send apps everywhere ASAP you'll do well so long as your LSAT is at or above the median, or even the 25%ile

Even this late, you think?

No, I joke. Def throw Notre Dame in there...

[Zeile]

Stanford seems like a good idea, maybe a reach but it's worth a shot

send apps everywhere ASAP you'll do well so long as your LSAT is at or above the median, or even the 25%ile

Even this late, you think?

No, I joke. Def throw Notre Dame in there...

I don't think I could do South Bend. Though I guess I could use any money they give me to get more out of other schools. Is that alone worth the application fee?

[AreJay711]

You are very likely in at Cornell so just throw apps out there and see what you get. It isn't like you are going to fall out of the t14 unless you choose too.

[QandAphorism]

Stanford seems like a good idea, maybe a reach but it's worth a shot

send apps everywhere ASAP you'll do well so long as your LSAT is at or above the median, or even the 25%ile

Even this late, you think?

No, I joke. Def throw Notre Dame in there...

I don't think I could do South Bend. Though I guess I could use any money they give me to get more out of other schools. Is that alone worth the application fee?

Prob not... you'd have to write a "why ND" essay as well. If you're capable of 167 then (with more intensive prep) you'd probably be capable of 172+. I'd study more, possibly even scrap this cycle, and go for gold.

[Zeile]

You are very likely in at Cornell so just throw apps out there and see what you get. It isn't like you are going to fall out of the t14 unless you choose too.

Even this late (regarding Cornell)? I'm paranoid that I'm lllaaattttteeee and will be WL...

[HeavenWood]

Get your apps in by Christmas, and you will be considered "on time." You will lose that early edge, but you won't be seriously hurt, either.

Carpet-bomb the lower half of the T14. If you're feeling gutsy and don't mind the app fee, try for Stanford as well. They're unlikely to take you, but you're not a straight auto-reject.

BU should be fine as a safety, you are likely in at UCLA, and you have a shot at Vandy.

[mrmangs]

Berkeley, definitely.