I've searched for this but no one meets this exact situation so I figure I'd put it out there.
I graduated from Harvard undergrad programs in Biochemistry. My overall GPA may only be a 3.64, but by my GPA steadily increased until I received a 4.0 for my senior year.
I'm also Mexican-American.
I am looking to attend HS (not Yale), for law school, and I was wondering what LSAT score range I need. Right now, I am currently getting 165s on practice tests. What should I be aiming for?
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hvdgrad09
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Rand M.
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You should be aiming for 180, but 167-168 puts you in play.hvdgrad09 wrote:I've searched for this but no one meets this exact situation so I figure I'd put it out there.
I graduated from one of HYS undergrad programs in Biochemistry. My overall GPA may only be a 3.64, but by my GPA steadily increased until I received a 4.0 for my senior year.
I'm also Mexican-American.
I am looking to attend HS (not Yale), for law school, and I was wondering what LSAT score range I need. Right now, I am currently getting 165s on practice tests. What should I be aiming for?
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BruceWayne
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Re: URM HYS Graduate
Basically if you get what you've been getting on your practice tests or higher, you have a good shot at Harvard and Stanford. If you score a 170 or higher you will be guaranteed to get one of the 2.
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shanemahsa
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Or your money back.BruceWayne wrote:Basically if you get what you've been getting on your practice tests or higher, you have a good shot at Harvard and Stanford. If you score a 170 or higher you will be guaranteed to get one of the 2.
Edit: And why do you have to say you're a "HYS grad"? Did you graduate from all three or just Harvard (as your username suggests)?
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dtubin
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wants to remain anonymous prob
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Drummingreg
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Bahahaha, amazing catch. Also, Harvard grad has some animosity towards Yale?shanemahsa wrote:Or your money back.BruceWayne wrote:Basically if you get what you've been getting on your practice tests or higher, you have a good shot at Harvard and Stanford. If you score a 170 or higher you will be guaranteed to get one of the 2.
Edit: And why do you have to say you're a "HYS grad"? Did you graduate from all three or just Harvard (as your username suggests)?
