3.88 GPA 168 LSAT Forum

[Adam68601]

What's the best school I could probably get half tuition for? What about full?

[Nachoo2019]

[tzzzok]

Could be worth it to throw in an ED at Northwestern -- you are at/above median for both their LSAT and GPA.

[gsy987]

This is probably ripe for the classic "blanked the T14, get into 4-5 schools, and play them against each other for money" type approach.

Realistically, I bet you're looking at one of three options: 1. Admission but little money at a Uchicago/Columbia/NYU type school 2. Admission and some to decent $$ at the lower tier of the T14 or 3. a full ride at a state school.

These are all pretty solid choices, so congrats! You'll just have to see how it plays out and what your options end up being.

[theconsigliere]

Look at how much prettier the graph is with a 170

[hipcatdaddio]

I'd blanket the T-14 except for HYS. Then again, if you could bump up that LSAT a couple points, your options would only be better. What are your career goals? Do you have a market preference?

[herecomesthesun]

My GPA was higher (3.9ish) but I ended up with $50k at Northwestern (didn't ED), $50k at Cornell (initially was $40k but used Northwestern/Michigan to negotiate), and $40k at Michigan (initially was $30k but negotiated). I was waitlisted at Harvard/Columbia/Chicago/Berkeley. Got into UVA and NYU as well with like $20k at NYU. I'm going to Michigan.