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Colombia Law scholly...GPA/LSAT combo?

Post by Broncos15 » Sun Jul 05, 2015 7:09 pm

Hello,

I am looking at Colombia law and graduating from UG in December with a ~3.68.....Would I see enough gains in terms of scholarships if I hit the median GPA ( 3.71) to make extended UG worthwhile?.....In order to get a 3.71 I would need to graduate in May since I can't reach a 3.71 in one semester.

I have already extended UG by one semester by adding a minor so I will be graduating in 4.5 yrs in Dec and May would make me a 5th year Senior ( not in a rush to get out of UG but to provide context)

Cornell ( 3.68) and Colombia ( 3.71) are the only T14 medians I can hit by May

Now If I do think of extending UG it would really only be for scholly purposes not admissions since a upper 3.6X and a low 3.7X is barely any different in the eyes of adcomms.


( I am waiting until after I graduate UG to take the LSAT regardless of wether it is December or May)

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Re: Colombia Law scholly...GPA/LSAT combo?

Post by Mack.Hambleton » Sun Jul 05, 2015 7:13 pm

Doubt it would matter. Just focus on the LSAT and save the money

Also don't set your sites on just one school. You may get WL/rejected. Columbia has waitlisted a lot of 75th percentile people last couple cycles so it can be very random.

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Re: Colombia Law scholly...GPA/LSAT combo?

Post by kingpin101 » Sun Jul 05, 2015 7:15 pm

Did you seriously call it Colombia three times?

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Re: Colombia Law scholly...GPA/LSAT combo?

Post by usn26 » Mon Jul 06, 2015 4:57 pm

kingpin101 wrote:Did you seriously call it Colombia three times?
Haha, I've seen the country called Columbia a lot, but this is definitely the first time I've seen the reverse.

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