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robertrulez
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Which UC school is more URM friendly?
I dunno, after looking at UCLA's lsac report, they seem to emphasize quite a bit, even for a school not in the t14. Would a MA with a 3.6 and 162-163 have any chance at UCLA or UC Berkeley??
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sesto elemento
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Re: Which UC school is more URM friendly?
Maybe at UCLA, but both schools like high GPAs.
I'd retake the LSAT to improve my chances at those schools.
I'd retake the LSAT to improve my chances at those schools.
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elterrible78
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Re: Which UC school is more URM friendly?
As far as URM friendliness, from the '09/'10 cycle on it's Berkeley, UCLA, Davis, and Hastings in that order (not enough data on Irvine yet). Is for your chances, I couldn't say. MyLSN, I guess.robertrulez wrote:I dunno, after looking at UCLA's lsac report, they seem to be quite statswhoreish, even for a school not in the t14. Would a MA with a 3.6 and 162-163 have any chance at UCLA or UC Berkeley??
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zot1
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Re: Which UC school is more URM friendly?
Irvine for sure.
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Gemaendt
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Re: Which UC school is more URM friendly?
There are many students those face this problem every year. They can't get admission because of not on merit.
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Clearly
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Re: Which UC school is more URM friendly?
Has Anyone Really Been Far Even as Decided to Use Even Go Want to do Look More Like Berkeley?Gemaendt wrote:There are many students those face this problem every year. They can't get admission because of not on merit.
