Texas: resident splitters Forum
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WhiskeyAndCupcakes
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Texas: resident splitters
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Rigo
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Re: Texas: resident splitters
Anecdotal:
I know there is a TLS user here who was a splitter and went to UT with several points less than a 172, so I think you're good.
I know there is a TLS user here who was a splitter and went to UT with several points less than a 172, so I think you're good.
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WhiskeyAndCupcakes
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Re: Texas: resident splitters
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bound
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Re: Texas: resident splitters
Current in-state splitter! Hoping for positive results as well.
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WhiskeyAndCupcakes
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Re: Texas: resident splitters
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BigZuck
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Re: Texas: resident splitters
Yeah, you guys should be fine
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PN-G bamakid
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Re: Texas: resident splitters
I'm an in-state splitter as well, although barely. 75th percentile LSAT score and a GPA four hundredths of a point below the median. Here's hoping I can join y'all for that queso run.
