I've been lurking for a while. Quick question on how to proceed with this admission cycle:
LSAC GPA between 3.3-3.5
AA
Decent softs
LSAT PTing ~160
I completed my UG requirements a year early -- I took summer classes every summer. I am still eligible to take fall courses toward my BA because I purposefully didn't register for graduation. Should I:
(1) Study for the Dec LSAT this year and apply this cycle
(2) Take classes at my school and study for the Feb/June LSAT and apply next cycle
(3) Take CC classes and study for the Feb/June LSAT and apply next cycle
Iim aiming as high as possible in the T14. I don't know whether I should just cram for the Dec LSAT and be done with it or try and max out my GPA with a few more classes and do it next year.
This cycle or next? Forum
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gaud
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Re: This cycle or next?
2 or 3. Definitely not 1.
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Nova
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Re: This cycle or next?
Max out your GPA.
Take as much time as you need to peak on the LSAT.
If cost/debt is an issue, take the final classes at CC.
If you would rather pay more to stay at your U a bit longer, do that.
Take as much time as you need to peak on the LSAT.
If cost/debt is an issue, take the final classes at CC.
If you would rather pay more to stay at your U a bit longer, do that.
