Hey all,
First time poster. Amidst finals and applications, I haven't had enough time to post, yet respect the opinions and information of most threads on this forum. I have a quick question for fellow URM's who are in law school now:
Basically, if you were a splitter when applying to law schools, and had either a lower GPA or LSAT score than the median of people accepted at your law school, how have you fared after 1L? What position are you in relative to your class? I was just wondering and felt like procrastinating...It's been a long day.
URM splitters (traditional or non-traditional) at T14 Forum
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mps200
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amg0996
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Re: URM splitters (traditional or non-traditional) at T14
No one likes you... And I'm not in law school but I'll bump and I'm also interested 170/3.26 here 
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lawrencecis
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Re: URM splitters (traditional or non-traditional) at T14
bumpidy bump bump
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Re: URM splitters (traditional or non-traditional) at T14
This was helpful... 
