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What schools should I target?
Hello all. I'm an AA male with a little over a 3.7 GPA. I retook the LSAT in October and scored a 167. However, my softs really aren't that good. Given this, what schools should I apply to? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Re: What schools should I target?
No schools are off the table for an AA male with a 3.7/167
YSHCCN, Lower T14, and any regional school you would be interested in attending for free
For schools that don't give you fee waivers off the bat, request one via email.
YSHCCN, Lower T14, and any regional school you would be interested in attending for free
For schools that don't give you fee waivers off the bat, request one via email.
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Re: What schools should I target?
+1. You have a legit shot at HYS and any of the schools in the lower T14 will likely throw piles of scholarship money at you. Apply to all the T14 and enjoy your options.Nova wrote:No schools are off the table for an AA male with a 3.7/167
YSHCCN, Lower T14, and any regional school you would be interested in attending for free
For schools that don't give you fee waivers off the bat, request one via email.
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Re: What schools should I target?
Okay that is great to hear! My lack of significant softs won't hurt me too much?
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Re: What schools should I target?
Nope. They would've helped if you had borderline numbers, but that's not the case. Enjoy you cycle.RG10 wrote:Okay that is great to hear! My lack of significant softs won't hurt me too much?
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Re: What schools should I target?
I appreciate the help. Thanks to all of you