3.2/166
Does anyone think that these are realistic reach schools for me. I realize that I'm a splitter, but I'm at or above all their 75ths in LSAT, and my GPA has an upward trend (I had a bad freshman transition and ended my freshman year with a 2.7). I am worried that I am over reaching here and don't want to waste the time and money. If anyone can help that would be great.
BC, UNC, Indiana? Need help. Forum
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BCLS

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Re: BC, UNC, Indiana? Need help.
I think BC will be tough. Right at median LSAT way below 25th GPA. You never know tho. Check LSN.
BC's median LSAT is a 166, 75th is 167
BC's median LSAT is a 166, 75th is 167
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Re: BC, UNC, Indiana? Need help.
Yeah, I just saw that. Its not right on lawschoolpredictor
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BCLS

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Re: BC, UNC, Indiana? Need help.
http://bc.lawschoolnumbers.com/stats/0910/
this is from last year---it looks to be tricky. Especially since this year BC raised their GPA medians.
this is from last year---it looks to be tricky. Especially since this year BC raised their GPA medians.
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Re: BC, UNC, Indiana? Need help.
Thanks for the post, extremely helpful. Indiana's numbers seem to be a little less competitive.
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Re: BC, UNC, Indiana? Need help.
I have similar numbers and say that you have a realistic chance at UNC and IU. However, I am not entirely sure how much timeliness of submitting your application will affect admissions (if you haven't submitted already)
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