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3.1/170 aa fem
just wondering what schools I should be looking at to apply to?
- Nova
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Re: 3.1/170 aa fem
Not necessarily, but with a 3.1 it is quite unlikely. Might as well throw em an app though.tryingtomakeit wrote:HYS is out?
http://harvard.lawschoolnumbers.com/stats
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Re: 3.1/170 aa fem
H could be in play, if your softs, recs, and PS/DS are stellar. Upward trend would be helpful.
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Re: 3.1/170 aa fem
What if this person was male and had 3 years of prior work experience?
- Nova
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Re: 3.1/170 aa fem
Probably the same. However, probably with a little more money from CCN and down due to being male AA.Rahsaan wrote:What if this person was male and had 3 years of prior work experience?
AFAIK, YHS will take every 3.5+/165-169 AA that exists over a 3.1/170 AA all day every day. Dat floor.
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Re: 3.1/170 aa fem
Nova, what if the GPA was a 3.45 ?Nova wrote:Probably the same. However, probably with a little more money from CCN and down due to being male AA.Rahsaan wrote:What if this person was male and had 3 years of prior work experience?
AFAIK, YHS will take every 3.5+/165-169 AA that exists over a 3.1/170 AA all day every day. Dat floor.
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Re: 3.1/170 aa fem
With apps down like they are, I would guess an AA 3.3-3.5/165-169 would have about a 10%-50% at getting one of YSH, depending on where they are on the spectrum.BlaqBella wrote:Nova, what if the GPA was a 3.45 ?Nova wrote:Probably the same. However, probably with a little more money from CCN and down due to being male AA.Rahsaan wrote:What if this person was male and had 3 years of prior work experience?
AFAIK, YHS will take every 3.5+/165-169 AA that exists over a 3.1/170 AA all day every day. Dat floor.
http://myLSN.info/dispresults.php?sk=4wcbf
Something like AA/3.45/167 would give that person a decent shot at Stanford. http://myLSN.info/dispresults.php?sk=i9m6g
As you likely know, those charts are ALL URMs, not just AAs, and are a very small sample size. The fact that there are such few applicants on LSN with those numbers implies the rarity of the situation. Im drawing inferences from both data and anecdotes (friends/acquaintances)...
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Re: 3.1/170 aa fem
Thank you much, Nova. Your posts are always greatly appreciated!Nova wrote:With apps down like they are, I would guess an AA 3.3-3.5/165-169 would have about a 10%-50% at getting one of YSH, depending on where they are on the spectrum.BlaqBella wrote:Nova, what if the GPA was a 3.45 ?Nova wrote:Probably the same. However, probably with a little more money from CCN and down due to being male AA.Rahsaan wrote:What if this person was male and had 3 years of prior work experience?
AFAIK, YHS will take every 3.5+/165-169 AA that exists over a 3.1/170 AA all day every day. Dat floor.
http://myLSN.info/dispresults.php?sk=4wcbf
Something like AA/3.45/167 would give that person a decent shot at Stanford. http://myLSN.info/dispresults.php?sk=i9m6g
As you likely know, those charts are ALL URMs, not just AAs, and are a very small sample size. The fact that there are such few applicants on LSN with those numbers implies the rarity of the situation. Im drawing inferences from both data and anecdotes (friends/acquaintances)...