Is 3.0 too low to ED Washington St. Louis with a decent LSAT? Forum

[yfang12]

My gpa is somewhere around 3.0. ( went to 3 schools I added everything together myself).

My past LSAT in Feb is 166, gonna retake it in Oct see if the score can get a bit higher or not.

Is my number too low to ED Washington St. Louis?

Thanks

[Nachoo2019]

My gpa is somewhere around 3.0. ( went to 3 schools I added everything together myself).

My past LSAT in Feb is 166, gonna retake it in Oct see if the score can get a bit higher or not.

Is my number too low to ED Washington St. Louis?

Thanks

Have all of your transcripts sent to LSAC and then use those totals. My LSAC GPA was .4 lower than the totals I had between CC and my 4 year school because the LSAC calculates GPA differently.

My UG GPA from school shows 3.3 and LSAC shows 2.9

Edit: also be careful doing ED at schools because if they accept you then you are locked in and they have no incentive tot give you scholarship money

[lymenheimer]

My gpa is somewhere around 3.0. ( went to 3 schools I added everything together myself).

My past LSAT in Feb is 166, gonna retake it in Oct see if the score can get a bit higher or not.

Is my number too low to ED Washington St. Louis?

Thanks

Your numbers will not preclude you from applying ED, but assuming you are asking about your chances of getting in, I doubt that you will get in as your numbers stand, but I don't run admissions, so my opinion matters nought. Also, you are leaving out some info that could help...Are you URM by any means?

[lymenheimer]

Edit: also be careful doing ED at schools because if they accept you then you are locked in and they have no incentive tot give you scholarship money

Pretty sure WUSTL gives a full-ride to ED admits.

[Nachoo2019]

Edit: also be careful doing ED at schools because if they accept you then you are locked in and they have no incentive tot give you scholarship money

Pretty sure WUSTL gives a full-ride to ED admits.

Oooohhhh I was under the impression NU was the only one to do something like that

[acr]

Edit: also be careful doing ED at schools because if they accept you then you are locked in and they have no incentive tot give you scholarship money

Pretty sure WUSTL gives a full-ride to ED admits.

They do.

I was accepted ED at WUSTL with a 3.57/167.

There isn't a lot of data since WUSTL only began its ED w/ full scholarship two years ago. But you will likely need a better LSAT (like 170+) to get accepted. 166 isn't even at their current median, so with your current stats, your chances are slim to none.

[yfang12]

Edit: also be careful doing ED at schools because if they accept you then you are locked in and they have no incentive tot give you scholarship money

Pretty sure WUSTL gives a full-ride to ED admits.

They do.

I was accepted ED at WUSTL with a 3.57/167.

There isn't a lot of data since WUSTL only began its ED w/ full scholarship two years ago. But you will likely need a better LSAT (like 170+) to get accepted. 166 isn't even at their current median, so with your current stats, your chances are slim to none.

Thanks man, I will work harder to aim for the 170 I guess. Only have one class between now and Oct so I have plenty time to study

[acr]

Edit: also be careful doing ED at schools because if they accept you then you are locked in and they have no incentive tot give you scholarship money

Pretty sure WUSTL gives a full-ride to ED admits.

They do.

I was accepted ED at WUSTL with a 3.57/167.

There isn't a lot of data since WUSTL only began its ED w/ full scholarship two years ago. But you will likely need a better LSAT (like 170+) to get accepted. 166 isn't even at their current median, so with your current stats, your chances are slim to none.

Thanks man, I will work harder to aim for the 170 I guess. Only have one class between now and Oct so I have plenty time to study

If you do happen to get your LSAT into the 170-174 range, then I would get some better advice and consider NU's ED as well. You might be a viable candidate for NU's ED with a higher LSAT, which would obviously be a better option than WUSTL ED. But I don't know enough about NU's ED to give intelligent advice about it. So for now, just get that LSAT over 170!

[Rigo]

Edit: also be careful doing ED at schools because if they accept you then you are locked in and they have no incentive tot give you scholarship money

Pretty sure WUSTL gives a full-ride to ED admits.

Oooohhhh I was under the impression NU was the only one to do something like that

Northwestern, WUSTL, and BU do it.

[Rigo]

Someone with a lower GPA than you and a 173 (iirc) got $120k RD.
Probably won't get in ED without a much higher LSAT but worth a shot. Study hard and become and actual splitter though. As it stands, you're below both medians.