3.4 GPA, 160 LSAT, University of Denver. What would you say my chances are if I were to apply in the next week? I understand I am pretty late to the party - just graduated in December and other stuff.
Resume includes several prestigious internships.
LORs are from current lawmakers.
Personal statement can be better.
GPA excluding freshman year is around 3.8
I'm confident I'll eventually get into a tier 2 law school, just wondering what are my chances for fall '11 to DU. Thanks!
3.4 GPA / 160 LSAT / DU Forum
- girlonfire

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Re: 3.4 GPA / 160 LSAT / DU
Honestly, if you want $$$ from any school, you're probably too late to apply. A lot of schools are already starting to fill seats, so even if ur a shoe-in at DU, it's going to be harder to get into now, than in earlier months.stargarmin wrote:3.4 GPA, 160 LSAT, University of Denver. What would you say my chances are if I were to apply in the next week? I understand I am pretty late to the party - just graduated in December and other stuff.
Resume includes several prestigious internships.
LORs are from current lawmakers.
Personal statement can be better.
GPA excluding freshman year is around 3.8
I'm confident I'll eventually get into a tier 2 law school, just wondering what are my chances for fall '11 to DU. Thanks!
My advice: Wait, Retake in June if you think you can budge that 160, and apply early next cycle. Most deadlines are either up, or approaching...
Good luck!
and PS, "GPA excluding freshman year is around 3.8" doesn't really matter. For all intents and purposes, you have a 3.4
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stargarmin

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Re: 3.4 GPA / 160 LSAT / DU
Thanks for your response. I think I can do better than 160 - first time with three weeks of studying. Money is not too big of an issue =). If I were to apply this cycle and get waitlisted or rejected, how much would it hurt my application for the next cycle?
- girlonfire

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Re: 3.4 GPA / 160 LSAT / DU
honestly, I have no idea. but if you can up the 160, and arent completely set on going this fall, retake & wait. I really don't know how reapplying effects anything...stargarmin wrote:Thanks for your response. I think I can do better than 160 - first time with three weeks of studying. Money is not too big of an issue =). If I were to apply this cycle and get waitlisted or rejected, how much would it hurt my application for the next cycle?
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