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prelawtx

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3.23/153..

Post by prelawtx » Tue Mar 01, 2011 6:48 pm

ug gpa of 3.23, double major from a high ranked university
1st lsat: 144
2nd lsat: 153
first generation asian
low econ status

i know my numbers aren't competitive enough but do i have any chance of getting admitted to:

syracuse
u of miami
chapman
depaul
u of sf
santa clara
chicago-kent
northeastern
loyola-la
loyola-chicago
suffolk
seattle
texas tech
smu
u of houston
seton hall
rutgers-newark
u of wisconsin
penn state
south texas
temple
st. john's
u of maryland

:(

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Re: 3.23/153..

Post by deliriousxix » Tue Mar 01, 2011 6:58 pm

prelawtx wrote:ug gpa of 3.23, double major from a high ranked university
1st lsat: 144
2nd lsat: 153
first generation asian
low econ status

i know my numbers aren't competitive enough but do i have any chance of getting admitted to:

syracuse- no
u of miami- no
chapman- maybe
depaul-no
u of sf- no
santa clara- no
chicago-kent- no
northeastern- maybe
loyola-la- no
loyola-chicago- no
suffolk- ?
seattle- ?
texas tech- no
smu- nonono
u of houston- nonono
seton hall- ?
rutgers-newark- no
u of wisconsin- nonono
penn state- no
south texas- maybe
temple- no
st. john's- ?
u of maryland- ?

:(
Sorry... :( You really should try to retake the LSAT. Did you take any prep courses? I started out with a 152 and bumped up to the 160s.. I don't think Asian URMs get quite the boost that AAs do either..

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rs2004

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Re: 3.23/153..

Post by rs2004 » Tue Mar 01, 2011 7:01 pm

deliriousxix wrote:
prelawtx wrote:ug gpa of 3.23, double major from a high ranked university
1st lsat: 144
2nd lsat: 153
first generation asian
low econ status

i know my numbers aren't competitive enough but do i have any chance of getting admitted to:

syracuse- no
u of miami- no
chapman- maybe
depaul-no
u of sf- no
santa clara- no
chicago-kent- no
northeastern- maybe
loyola-la- no
loyola-chicago- no
suffolk- ?
seattle- ?
texas tech- no
smu- nonono
u of houston- nonono
seton hall- ?
rutgers-newark- no
u of wisconsin- nonono
penn state- no
south texas- maybe
temple- no
st. john's- ?
u of maryland- ?

:(
Sorry... :( You really should try to retake the LSAT. Did you take any prep courses? I started out with a 152 and bumped up to the 160s.. I don't think Asian URMs get quite the boost that AAs do either..
Asians are not URMs.

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helloperson

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Re: 3.23/153..

Post by helloperson » Tue Mar 01, 2011 7:08 pm

This belongs in the "what are my chances" forum.

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Jack Smirks

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Re: 3.23/153..

Post by Jack Smirks » Tue Mar 01, 2011 7:12 pm

Do you think if you spent some time and studied for the June LSAT you could get your score 160+?

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Re: 3.23/153..

Post by tttlllsss » Tue Mar 01, 2011 8:21 pm

prelawtx wrote:ug gpa of 3.23, double major from a high ranked university
1st lsat: 144
2nd lsat: 153
first generation asian
low econ status
Being asian doesn't matter, having a low econ status doesn't matter, and being a 1st gen (american or college student) doesn't really matter. Seriously, raising your LSAT by 2 pts will help you more than any personal attributes would (unless you were black/puerto rican/mexican/am-indian).

I would argue that those 3 things will ONLY help you in compiling a strong essay, and depending on the school, having a strong essay will help you 0%

Also, having a double major from a high-ranked univ doesn't matter. Was your high-ranked univ Harvard, Yale, or Princeton? Then don't expect to receive a boost from that. It sucks because you have to start thinking of yourself as a set of numbers in applications (despite what LSs officially say). At this point, you're 153/3.23, which is inadequate for just about most of your schools

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