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Amazing LSAT. Not really a "splitter."
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I think splitters are technically applicants at/below one 25% and at/above one 75%. OP is a splitter.nelaw2010 wrote:Amazing LSAT. Not really a "splitter."
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OP you owe it to yourself to work your butt off and get that GPA up. Take easy classes in the winter and summer. You should be alright everywhere except for YHS where your GPA is a little low. I would apply anyway, but you need to get that GPA up
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3.6 (hypothetical) LSDAS GPA & 178 LSAT
In at at least 2/3 of CCN if not all 3. Might be worth the app fee to Harvard. Good luck!
In at at least 2/3 of CCN if not all 3. Might be worth the app fee to Harvard. Good luck!
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+1. I'd send an app to H. It's like a $100 lottery ticket with much better odds.CCNhopeful wrote:3.6 (hypothetical) LSDAS GPA & 178 LSAT
In at at least 2/3 of CCN if not all 3. Might be worth the app fee to Harvard. Good luck!

Congrats on the stellar LSAT btw.
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this. It's fully possible to be a splitter at some schools but not others.Killingly wrote:I think splitters are technically applicants at/below one 25% and at/above one 75%. OP is a splitter.nelaw2010 wrote:Amazing LSAT. Not really a "splitter."
OP, I'd reiterate 2/3 at CCN with probably 30k at N. That or at least 60K at MVP, but you're probably not getting a shot at HYS (apply to H for the lulz tho)