I currently expect to be graduating with a GPA of around 2.5 (yes, very low). I have an LSAT score of 173. What sort of law school can I expect to get in to?
As for further explanation of my GPA, I attended my undergraduate school in Japan. My GPA was a lot lower in my first two years than my last two, and I failed a couple of classes in those years. Although I partially attribute this to not being used to living in a new country, and not having a stable place to stay for the first few semesters, to be completely honest, a lot of it was mostly just me being more interested in having fun in Japan for the first two years rather than studying. I expect the average GPA of my last two years to be closer to 3.5, although I am not sure how much of a difference this will make in my application.
I've also been told that some schools favor higher LSAT scores more than others. What would be a good resource for discovering which schools favor the LSAT/GPA more?
Thank you for your time.
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Re: Simple law school question: what should my expectations be?
check out mysln.info and lawschoolnumbers.com to find splitter friendly schools in your range
also, you may want to consider editing your OP to be more vague
also, you may want to consider editing your OP to be more vague