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167 and 3.91. What are my chances at the respective t14s? How about t20 with money? By the way, from Texas and non-URM.

go to cornell or else apply ED to a lower T-14. You'll also get some money from texas( i think?). Add that with in-state tuition and I say you are golden.

Have you applied yet?

Ragged wrote:Have you applied yet?

If you haven't applied yet, I would almost certainly wait until next cycle.

I have applied. UVA (ED), Georgetown, Cal, Southern Cal, UCLA, Texas, Emory, SMU (from Dallas), Michigan, Washington St. Louis, Cornell, Duke, and Vanderbilt.

stop encouraging people to apply next cycle.. I'll have enough competition as it is.. To the OP, u should apply to lower T14 and throw some apps to the washu and vandys of the world. Might even get some money

You have solid chances at Texas, Cornell, GULC, USC, UCLA, and WUSTL, at least.

Good luck!

T14: decent chances at Cornell, Michigan, UVA, and Northwestern (with WE). Possible chances at Duke, Berkeley, and Georgetown.

UVA (ED): Applying ED gives you a chance. It's no better than a 1 in 3 chance, but it's a chance.
Georgetown: They won't like that LSAT score, but you could still be accepted
Cal: If you've got an impressive personal statement and good softs, then you definitely have a shot
Southern Cal: in
UCLA: probably in
Texas: good chance; your Texas residency helps here
Emory: in
SMU (from Dallas): in
Michigan: see Cal, above
Washington St. Louis: in
Cornell: you'd have a decent chance last year, but the NYT reported that Cornell's applications are up 44%, so who knows?
Duke: not a great chance, but a chance
Vanderbilt: probably in

LSN (through hourumd) says Georgetown accepted 54% of people with those numbers.

Jockin Jay-Z wrote:LSN (through hourumd) says Georgetown accepted 54% of people with those numbers.

Not last year, they didn't. Only 3 out of 11 got in (3.9x/167).

http://gulc.lawschoolnumbers.com/applic ... ,7&type=jd