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Looking for a little advice on the NW ED process. It seems to be a fact that NW is "splitter friendly". With a 3.4x GPA, how high of an LSAT is required to be a viable ED candidate?

Id say probably around 173 but i really am only speculating

Thanks, I was thinking about the same. In your opinion, how high could a 173 3.4x take you with an ED? I've seen so many different opinions on here and I realize that I'm only asking for another one, but with the stated stats is an ED to either Penn, UVA, NW, or Georgetown likely to be accepted?

I would expect NW's 150K ED to be tough with a 3.4 -- the rest are in play, UVA a lock, NYU should be in play, too

This site is what pretty much all TLSers base their predictions on:

http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com/

Go nuts. (literally. you will go nuts thinking about this shit all day.)

OK thanks. Is there a difference between ED'ing to NW without the guaranteed $ and the ED with 150K or is every ED applicant the same

dip_spLitter wrote:OK thanks. Is there a difference between ED'ing to NW without the guaranteed $ and the ED with 150K or is every ED applicant the same

Per the website, every applicant admitted through ED is awarded the merit scholly.

http://www.law.northwestern.edu/admissi ... ision.html