My first LSAT probably won't be good enough to get into some school that I want like BU, or Fordham especially in this cycle. 3.7-8 GPA UG but with deadlines March 1st, will they wait for my new LSAT? Even schools like Rutgers which I will get into now, I want to be safe with my new score so should I wait?
Thanks guys, I am going completely nuts.
How do I apply to reach schools at this point? Forum
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Re: How do I apply to reach schools at this point?
if you're serious about getting into the best school possible, I would wait it out til next cycle. You're putting yourself at a huge disadvantage by applying this late.
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Re: How do I apply to reach schools at this point?
With a 3.7-3.8 undergraduate GPA (depending on the school), if you can get 165+ on the LSAT you could have your pick of some excellent schools if you apply early (Sept-Nov). You're better off waiting a year.
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Re: How do I apply to reach schools at this point?
Small private school in NJ for UG.
I want to do Health Law. So, I do like Seton Hall. Plus I want to practice in the area. With my low score in June of last year (for reasons), I doubt it will be possible to get into T14 even with a low 170 score in June (which I honestly, truly believe I would get with months of studying since I only studied for 1.5 months for this one).
Can I apply to these schools now and have my Feb score be considered?
I want to do Health Law. So, I do like Seton Hall. Plus I want to practice in the area. With my low score in June of last year (for reasons), I doubt it will be possible to get into T14 even with a low 170 score in June (which I honestly, truly believe I would get with months of studying since I only studied for 1.5 months for this one).
Can I apply to these schools now and have my Feb score be considered?
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