3.85 or 3.89 GPA? Forum

[iiibbystar]

Hi everyone,

I'm just curious, but is there much difference between a 3.85 and a 3.89 LSAC GPA if you're applying for HYSCCN?

[adam1]

Hi everyone,

I'm just curious, but is there much difference between a 3.85 and a 3.89 LSAC GPA if you're applying for HYSCCN?

Not much at all. Around .04.

[twenty]

Hi everyone,

I'm just curious, but is there much difference between a 3.85 and a 3.89 LSAC GPA if you're applying for HYSCCN?

Not much at all. Around .04.

lololo

Also, check LSN's school profiles. You'll notice that a 3.89 is at or above most GPA medians. Chicago's 75th is 3.87, Columbia's 75th is 3.82. Also, Harvard and Stanford become more likely at 3.89 (median (H) or above ).

It helps.

EDIT> Although honestly, a single/two point increase on the LSAT will probably make more difference.

[nkp007]

Hi everyone,

I'm just curious, but is there much difference between a 3.85 and a 3.89 LSAC GPA if you're applying for HYSCCN?

Same as the difference between Schrute Bucks and Stanley Nickels.

[bobbyh1919]

Hi everyone,

I'm just curious, but is there much difference between a 3.85 and a 3.89 LSAC GPA if you're applying for HYSCCN?

Same as the difference between Schrute Bucks and Stanley Nickels.

What is the exchange rate there?

[Nova]

Hi everyone,

I'm just curious, but is there much difference between a 3.85 and a 3.89 LSAC GPA if you're applying for HYSCCN?

Not much at all. Around .04.

lololo

Also, check LSN's school profiles. You'll notice that a 3.89 is at or above most GPA medians. Chicago's 75th is 3.87, Columbia's 75th is 3.82. Also, Harvard and Stanford become more likely at 3.89 (median (H) or above ).

It helps.

EDIT> Although honestly, a single/two point increase on the LSAT will probably make more difference.

TITCR.

Your chances for admission change quite a bit depending if you are below the median, at the median, or above the median.

[joeshmo39]

It sounds ridiculous, but in this range, .04 does matter. I would worry about whether or not it puts me at or above median. At a school like UVA it makes all the difference, especially if you apply ED.