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I keep asking because you guys are really helpful.

I just calculated my LSAC GPA with a calculator and came out to 3.74. I thought I was closer to 3.8 but whatever, up yours Shakespeare and the professor that taught it.

Is this okay for a T14 school? Or should I get it out of my head? Or does it all depend on what my LSAT is and I'm wasting everybody's goddamn time with my stupid questions?

OldTymeyFaceSmasher wrote:I keep asking because you guys are really helpful.

I just calculated my LSAC GPA with a calculator and came out to 3.74. I thought I was closer to 3.8 but whatever, up yours Shakespeare and the professor that taught it.

Is this okay for a T14 school? Or should I get it out of my head? Or does it all depend on what my LSAT is and I'm wasting everybody's goddamn time with my stupid questions?

All depends on LSAT

OldTymeyFaceSmasher wrote:I keep asking because you guys are really helpful.

I just calculated my LSAC GPA with a calculator and came out to 3.74. I thought I was closer to 3.8 but whatever, up yours Shakespeare and the professor that taught it.

Is this okay for a T14 school? Or should I get it out of my head? Or does it all depend on what my LSAT is and I'm wasting everybody's goddamn time with my stupid questions?

If you browse this site for thirty-five seconds, you will answer this question and much more.

It's going to make it difficult for you to go to Harvard, Yale, Stanford, or Berkeley... but otherwise no. Rock yo' lsat and you'll be fine.

NorCalBruin wrote:It's going to make it difficult for you to go to Harvard, Yale, Stanford, or Berkeley... but otherwise no. Rock yo' lsat and you'll be fine.

No, 3.7 is H's unofficial floor.

3.74 is quite low for Yale and Stanford, low for Harvard, and possibly low at Berkeley. In itself, it doesn't matter anywhere else.

But based on you 'tar, you don't need law school; you need to spend more time with your wife.

Mce252 wrote:

OldTymeyFaceSmasher wrote:I keep asking because you guys are really helpful.

I just calculated my LSAC GPA with a calculator and came out to 3.74. I thought I was closer to 3.8 but whatever, up yours Shakespeare and the professor that taught it.

Is this okay for a T14 school? Or should I get it out of my head? Or does it all depend on what my LSAT is and I'm wasting everybody's goddamn time with my stupid questions?

If you browse this site for thirty-five seconds, you will answer this question and much more.

Well I've been here a couple of days and didn't really find a definitive answer. Perhaps there is something wrong with my browsing techniques?

NorCalBruin wrote:It's going to make it difficult for you to go to Harvard, Yale, Stanford, or Berkeley... but otherwise no. Rock yo' lsat and you'll be fine.

Cool, thanks!

Okay, no more stupid questions.

Try the search box.

Yea, its pretty low. You honestly should have worked harder in UG and probably aren't too smart, because thats what your Ugpa is good at measuring.

Yea, its pretty low. You honestly should have worked harder in UG and probably aren't too smart, because thats what your Ugpa LSAT is good at measuring

FTFY

Veyron wrote:

NorCalBruin wrote:It's going to make it difficult for you to go to Harvard, Yale, Stanford, or Berkeley... but otherwise no. Rock yo' lsat and you'll be fine.

No, 3.7 is H's unofficial floor.

So? You need a 177 to have a shot with a 3.7. Those don't grow on trees. Also, it's 3.6.

Sandro wrote:Yea, its pretty low. You honestly should have worked harder in UG and probably aren't too smart, because thats what your Ugpa is good at measuring.

Lol.

People have gotten into T14s with a 2.4 gpa. LSAT is what matters.

FiveSermon wrote:People have gotten into T14s with a 2.4 gpa.

Haha really?

OldTymeyFaceSmasher wrote:

FiveSermon wrote:People have gotten into T14s with a 2.4 gpa.

Haha really?

Yes at NU + URMs. I think desert fox on this site got into NU with a 2.6 gpa.

FiveSermon wrote:

OldTymeyFaceSmasher wrote:

FiveSermon wrote:People have gotten into T14s with a 2.4 gpa.

Haha really?

Yes at NU + URMs. I think desert fox on this site got into NU with a 2.6 gpa.

Impossible is nothing. LSAT is everything.

Veyron wrote:Impossible is nothing. LSAT Thirst is everything.