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Hey guys ; simple question. What are my chances for the following schools:

Wake Forest Law School
UNC Chapel Hill Law School

Quick info:
Double major undergraduate degree at UNC-Chapel Hill - Economics and Psychology (3.35 GPA)
Masters in Accounting degree at UNC-Chapel Hill - (3.35 GPA)
Work Experience: 2 Years at Big Four Public Accounting Firm
CPA License
LSAT: 163

Thanks for the help.

I'll take the flurry of responses to equal out to a maybe.

If you're a NC resident then I believe you have a much better chance at UNC than if you're a non-resident, because they have to keep a lot of seats (70%?) for in-state students.

As far as your actual percentage chance, I couldn't give you any more insight than just running your numbers through lawschoolpredictor or looking at the graphs on lawschoolnumbers.

Hitbyabus21 wrote:Hey guys ; simple question. What are my chances for the following schools:

Wake Forest Law School
UNC Chapel Hill Law School

Quick info:
Double major undergraduate degree at UNC-Chapel Hill - Economics and Psychology (3.35 GPA)
Masters in Accounting degree at UNC-Chapel Hill - (3.35 GPA)
Work Experience: 2 Years at Big Four Public Accounting Firm
CPA License
LSAT: 163

Thanks for the help.

Yes on Wake, though this year the cutoff for money seemed to be 164.

Not sure on UNC, but probably better than even if you're a resident of NC. If not, then probably very little chance.

kalvano wrote:

Hitbyabus21 wrote:Hey guys ; simple question. What are my chances for the following schools:

Wake Forest Law School
UNC Chapel Hill Law School

Quick info:
Double major undergraduate degree at UNC-Chapel Hill - Economics and Psychology (3.35 GPA)
Masters in Accounting degree at UNC-Chapel Hill - (3.35 GPA)
Work Experience: 2 Years at Big Four Public Accounting Firm
CPA License
LSAT: 163

Thanks for the help.

Yes on Wake, though this year the cutoff for money seemed to be 164.

Not sure on UNC, but probably better than even if you're a resident of NC. If not, then probably very little chance.

This.

Apply as early as you can.

Sounds good.

I am a resident.

Think if I got a 165 on the LSAT my chances will significantly improve?

Hitbyabus21 wrote:Sounds good.

I am a resident.

Think if I got a 165 on the LSAT my chances will significantly improve?

Yes. Not at Wake, you're already in, but for money, yes, you'd probably get around $22K a year at Wake with a 165 if you applied early.

UNC, I don't know, but a higher LSAT is always better.

Money at Wake.