Probs a good soft to have. Apparently Northwestern loves splitters with work experience but idk if youre interested in going there and im not exactly sure how high your lsat would need to be as an AA. Also the general consensus is that softs are probably worth more for URM's but still significantly less than numbers aka 165 bad softs is probably better off than 163 w/ good softs. Mylsn essentially gives you a punchers chance at snagging a t-14 acceptance. If you really wanna go this year and money isnt a problem it might be worth applying and seeing how it goes. Worst case scenario you dont get in and you rewrite for next year.lawschoolspeaks wrote:jnwa wrote:Yeah I'm straight from undergrad.lawschoolspeaks wrote:
Are you applying straight from undergrad?
I guess either way as an AA male with that LSAT you are good.
I wonder how much my finance work experience counts
edit: just relooked at the softs you posted and theyre actually really good. So you might be able to outperfom your numbers significantly. Id think that the undergrad athletics takes the sting off the gpa a little.
). Out of all the schools in the T-14 which school do you all think is the most diverse overall (race, age, LGBTQ, etc.)? I went to a very white and very conservative UG and want to be in a more diverse community for law school. Right now Cornell and Northwestern seem pretty solid (compared to other top schools) just curious as to what everyone else thinks, or if this is even important to you in picking a school.
