USC c/o 2019 Applicants Thread (2015-2016) Forum
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USC c/o 2019 Applicants Thread (2015-2016)
usc gould school of law applicant thread
Class of 2018
http://weblaw.usc.edu/how/jd/classProfile.cfm
25% GPA: 3.49
Median GPA: 3.76
75% GPA: 3.86
25% LSAT: 161
Median LSAT: 166
75% LSAT: 167
Employment Statists
http://weblaw.usc.edu/careers/statistics/
http://www.lstscorereports.com/schools/usc/2014/
Applications open September 1st
Class of 2018
http://weblaw.usc.edu/how/jd/classProfile.cfm
25% GPA: 3.49
Median GPA: 3.76
75% GPA: 3.86
25% LSAT: 161
Median LSAT: 166
75% LSAT: 167
Employment Statists
http://weblaw.usc.edu/careers/statistics/
http://www.lstscorereports.com/schools/usc/2014/
Applications open September 1st
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Re: USC c/o 2019 Applicants Thread (2015-2016)
No Application Fee until Feb 1st 2016.
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Anyone think I have a shot at USC if I can improve my LSAT to their 75th percentile on October? I read on their website that the consider all LSAT scores...is this true!? I though only Yale did that!
3.46 GPA, 157 & 158.
Wondering if its worth it because they have no application fee, basically...
3.46 GPA, 157 & 158.
Wondering if its worth it because they have no application fee, basically...
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short answer to your question: yesJudgeasaurus_Rex wrote:Anyone think I have a shot at USC if I can improve my LSAT to their 75th percentile on October? I read on their website that the consider all LSAT scores...is this true!? I though only Yale did that!
3.46 GPA, 157 & 158.
Wondering if its worth it because they have no application fee, basically...
since your gpa is unfortunately a smidge under their 25th you'll likely want to score above rather than at their 75th LSAT
for reference i got in last cycle with some money with a gpa muuuuuuch worse than yours but an lsat significantly above their 75th
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Checking in.
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Is there any truth to the claim on their website that they consider all LSAT scores?still wrote:short answer to your question: yesJudgeasaurus_Rex wrote:Anyone think I have a shot at USC if I can improve my LSAT to their 75th percentile on October? I read on their website that the consider all LSAT scores...is this true!? I though only Yale did that!
3.46 GPA, 157 & 158.
Wondering if its worth it because they have no application fee, basically...
since your gpa is unfortunately a smidge under their 25th you'll likely want to score above rather than at their 75th LSAT
for reference i got in last cycle with some money with a gpa muuuuuuch worse than yours but an lsat significantly above their 75th
How much higher than their 75th were you at?
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despite what they say, for most intents and purposes theyll take your highest score, bc thats what gets reported to usnwr and gets in the rankings. they might consider all 3 scores in a borderline case or if theyre choosing between 2 close candidates but i wouldnt worry too much if at allJudgeasaurus_Rex wrote:Is there any truth to the claim on their website that they consider all LSAT scores?still wrote:short answer to your question: yesJudgeasaurus_Rex wrote:Anyone think I have a shot at USC if I can improve my LSAT to their 75th percentile on October? I read on their website that the consider all LSAT scores...is this true!? I though only Yale did that!
3.46 GPA, 157 & 158.
Wondering if its worth it because they have no application fee, basically...
since your gpa is unfortunately a smidge under their 25th you'll likely want to score above rather than at their 75th LSAT
for reference i got in last cycle with some money with a gpa muuuuuuch worse than yours but an lsat significantly above their 75th
How much higher than their 75th were you at?
i got a 171 on my second try (165 first)
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Very good, thanks for your kind input.still wrote:despite what they say, for most intents and purposes theyll take your highest score, bc thats what gets reported to usnwr and gets in the rankings. they might consider all 3 scores in a borderline case or if theyre choosing between 2 close candidates but i wouldnt worry too much if at allJudgeasaurus_Rex wrote:Is there any truth to the claim on their website that they consider all LSAT scores?still wrote:short answer to your question: yesJudgeasaurus_Rex wrote:Anyone think I have a shot at USC if I can improve my LSAT to their 75th percentile on October? I read on their website that the consider all LSAT scores...is this true!? I though only Yale did that!
3.46 GPA, 157 & 158.
Wondering if its worth it because they have no application fee, basically...
since your gpa is unfortunately a smidge under their 25th you'll likely want to score above rather than at their 75th LSAT
for reference i got in last cycle with some money with a gpa muuuuuuch worse than yours but an lsat significantly above their 75th
How much higher than their 75th were you at?
i got a 171 on my second try (165 first)
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Re: USC c/o 2019 Applicants Thread (2015-2016)
Is USC's 25th percent LSAT dropping to 161 statistically significant?
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I don't recall with 100% certainty, but USC's median LSAT stayed the same. I think (as a potential applicant) that is more revealing.SupremeLaw wrote:Is USC's 25th percent LSAT dropping to 161 statistically significant?
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SupremeLaw wrote:Is USC's 25th percent LSAT dropping to 161 statistically significant?
There were fewer applicants with high scores so they needed to drop their 25th and relly on splitters to maintain medians.
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Hi, everyone! I'm a recent grad from USC Law. If you all have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me privately or on here. I will try to check back often.
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sdphill wrote:Hi, everyone! I'm a recent grad from USC Law. If you all have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me privately or on here. I will try to check back often.
Hi! Thanks for offering yourself up. What kind of employment did you go on to?
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I went into government work. I can give you more information if you would like.bamb00zled wrote:sdphill wrote:Hi, everyone! I'm a recent grad from USC Law. If you all have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me privately or on here. I will try to check back often.
Hi! Thanks for offering yourself up. What kind of employment did you go on to?
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I haven't applied yet, but am considering it. (GPA 75th, LSAT a little below median.)sdphill wrote:Hi, everyone! I'm a recent grad from USC Law. If you all have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me privately or on here. I will try to check back often.
How expensive is it to live near campus? How awful is traffic if an apt near campus is unaffordable? Is grad student housing available and is it decent?
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Question:
Did you guys write a why USC essay (especially the successful splitters)?
Furthermore, where did you attach it, onto another page of the P.S. or where else?
Did you guys write a why USC essay (especially the successful splitters)?
Furthermore, where did you attach it, onto another page of the P.S. or where else?
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USC usually waits longer than most schools to send out acceptances..
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you should definitely applyScalvert wrote:I haven't applied yet, but am considering it. (GPA 75th, LSAT a little below median.)sdphill wrote:Hi, everyone! I'm a recent grad from USC Law. If you all have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me privately or on here. I will try to check back often.
How expensive is it to live near campus? How awful is traffic if an apt near campus is unaffordable? Is grad student housing available and is it decent?
i'm pretty confident you'll get a very good scholarship offer as well.
cant answer your housing questions. you should pm LawsRUs she's a 1L and really nice and informative
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