low gpa vs. high lsat? Forum
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xiaokunhu

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low gpa vs. high lsat?
I will end up with a 3.2 or 3.3 gpa, and a 170 lsat score, i'm thinking of applying to Uchicago and UMich. Is it realistic?anyone can give me some more suggestion? thanksss
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goldythegopher

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According to the LSAC website, if you get a 3.3 you have a 30-35% chance at UMich based on last year's admissions info. They have a page where you can put in your GPA and LSAT and see what % chance you have at almost all schools. Sorry, but Chicago is one of the few that isnt on there. Of course, this is just 2 factors, albeit important ones, but other "soft factors" will also help you. For every 100 applicants, you're still better than 35! Good luck!
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cyln

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not goldy, but I think this is the site that goldy is talking about: http://officialguide.lsac.org/UGPASearch/Search3.aspx
also there is another site: --LinkRemoved--
I think lsac's website is more accurate though.
also there is another site: --LinkRemoved--
I think lsac's website is more accurate though.
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goldythegopher

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- Kohinoor

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Re: low gpa vs. high lsat?
You're at or below both or their medians. Blanket the lower T14 and consider going ED to one of them.xiaokunhu wrote:I will end up with a 3.2 or 3.3 gpa, and a 170 lsat score, i'm thinking of applying to Uchicago and UMich. Is it realistic?anyone can give me some more suggestion? thanksss