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I have a 3.0 and got a 156 on the LSAT but I took it again and am pretty sure I improved, if even just by a couple points. I just wanna know where some of y'all think I could go with these numbers. I know they're very average, but I have 3 strong rec's from tenured profs as well and a solid personal statement. Grades mostly do to being stupid as a freshman, for the last 3 years I made deans and chancellors list so there's also the "upward grade trend" addendum. Am I selling myself short? If so what are the better schools I could get into? Also my interest is in Environmental Law. I'd like to stay in the South or go West.

The Schools I applied to or are thinking of applying to are:

Ole Miss
South Texas
UALR
LSU
Hawaii
Regent
Samford
Texas Tech
Texas Wesleyan
Texas Southern
South Carolina - Toss Up (I think)
Arkansas - Toss Up (I think)
Denver - Reach School
Oregon - Reach school
GA. State - Reach School

I know it's not your geographic preference, but if your interest is Environmental Law then you should definitely add Pace and Vermont. They're both ranked really well for their Env. Law programs, and I think you have a good shot at getting in with those numbers.

Nowhere.

joebruin999 wrote:Nowhere.

TITCR.

University of San Francisco?

Arkansas uses an index score for admissions. Check their site. If you have that score, you are in. If not, there is still a chance. They don't even ask for any resumes or personal statements unless you are below that score and borderline.

joebruin999 wrote:

joebruin999 wrote:Nowhere.

TITCR.

You can't quoute and TITCR yourself, DC.