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Wustl or Retake

Attend Wustl
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29%
Retake
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71%
 
Total votes: 28

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WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by asam123 » Wed Apr 16, 2014 11:27 pm

Deciding between attending Wustl with a very minimal scholarship and retaking the LSAT. I would probably like to be on the East Coast, but would not mind staying in the midwest. Also considering JD/MBA programs (would a WUSTL/ Olin duel degree change my job prospects?).

Attended Wustl as an undergrad (not sure if that will count as "ties" to STL. when applying for jobs)
3.72 gpa
159 LSAT
1 year work experience and have been running a significant business since sophomore year of undergrad.

Would it be worth it to sit out a year and what type of boost would be needed to crack the top 14?

Thanks for any information or opinions!
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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by n1o2c3a4c5h6e7t » Wed Apr 16, 2014 11:29 pm

URM? Either way, retake.

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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by asam123 » Wed Apr 16, 2014 11:31 pm

not a urm

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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by El Principe » Wed Apr 16, 2014 11:37 pm

COA...

if you're not URM, this is likely too expensive to attend tbh. Retake, at least for the hope of less debt from the same school.

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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by thebobs1987 » Thu Apr 17, 2014 1:03 am

Definitely retake. WUSTL at anything over 100k for COA is crazy. Especially if you have a good GPA, don't waste it on a 159. Retake and get way more money from WUSTL and some money from t14s

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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by asam123 » Thu Apr 17, 2014 6:08 pm

also, if suggesting a retake, are there any LSAT boot camps or intensive courses that have worked especially well for others?

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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by bkraut1 » Thu Apr 17, 2014 9:24 pm

asam123 wrote:also, if suggesting a retake, are there any LSAT boot camps or intensive courses that have worked especially well for others?
I used StratusPrep in Manhattan. My diagnostic score was a 148 and my official LSAT score is a 169, although the fire alarm went off twice on test day. I recommend that company. The only other ones that are worth the money are Manhattan LSAT and PowerScore (some recommend Blueprint, but that has less consistent results).

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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by asam123 » Thu May 01, 2014 12:48 am

Bumping to see if there are any additional opinions

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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by chizzy » Thu May 01, 2014 12:52 am

asam123 wrote:Bumping to see if there are any additional opinions
i used manhattan for logic games and it helped me out a LOT. if some of their methods dont work for you, you could switch to powerscore. but its usually good to stick to one method but yet remain flexible.
For LR, i would also recommend manhattan. they really took the time to break down everything and explain why the answers were right or wrong.

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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by WokeUpInACar » Thu May 01, 2014 1:05 am

6 people voted attend WUSTL??? What the fuck????? Out yourselves morons.

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Re: WUSTL V RETAKE?

Post by Attax » Thu May 01, 2014 8:36 am

Retake

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