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LSAT: 169
BA degree in English from China, GPA above average
Econ master degree from USC with GPA of 3.69
Also have 32 non-degree credits from Santa Monica College, GPA 3.79
reference letters from two USC porfessors and an alumius
A Permanent resident in CA
30 years old
Already got rejected by UCLA.
Since I really want to stay in LA, can someone tell me my chance of getting into Gould Law?

Ni233 wrote:LSAT: 169
BA degree in English from China, GPA above average
Econ master degree from USC with GPA of 3.69
Also have 32 non-degree credits from Santa Monica College, GPA 3.79
reference letters from two USC porfessors and an alumius
A Permanent resident in CA
30 years old
Already got rejected by UCLA.
Since I really want to stay in LA, can someone tell me my chance of getting into Gould Law?

Not an expert but I would say you have a pretty solid chance. I was accepted Feb 2nd, stats on profile.

Ni233 wrote:LSAT: 169
BA degree in English from China, GPA above average
Econ master degree from USC with GPA of 3.69
Also have 32 non-degree credits from Santa Monica College, GPA 3.79
reference letters from two USC porfessors and an alumius
A Permanent resident in CA
30 years old
Already got rejected by UCLA.
Since I really want to stay in LA, can someone tell me my chance of getting into Gould Law?

I am not sure about your typos and broken sentences. Otherwise, it all comes down to your WE.
If you left school and did nothing for 5+ years, admin won't take it positively.

I'd say you're in. I would have said the same about your chances at UCLA though so who knows.

You're good bro. You sound like a good candidate. UCLA is kinda weird this year.