pls help : i dont know what to do : 151&152/3.99 GPA Forum

[bankruptedcasino]

Perhaps I'm sniffing glue, but you might have a shot at IU-Bloomington. Granted, these statistics are from 2008 but they accepted 35 out of 82 applicants in your grid (3.75+ UGPA / 150-154 LSAT). That's a 42% acceptance rate. Worth the app fee if you ask me.

http://officialguide.lsac.org/SearchRes ... AC1324.pdf

(Scroll to the bottom of page 2)

The LSAC Official Guide provides grids like this for most law schools and is, in my opinion, a much more accurate resource for splitters to estimate their chances than Law School Predictor -- this goes for high LSAT/low UGPA splitters, as well.

Good luck!

[Komaliie]

thank you for everyone who has commented!!

i think im just going to a chance and apply PT/FT/ED and see what happens

good luck to everyone!!

[CanadianWolf]

Unfortunately, your major (criminology) won't help. Although law schools typically don't consider one's major, they may take a look at yours due to the very high GPA coupled with a very modest (national median) LSAT score.
With research you'll discover lists of which majors tend to perform best on the LSAT & criminology usually is at the bottom of each list.
Doesn't mean that you won't be admitted to several less selective law schools, but it does suggest that your first year of law school will be quite difficult.
lawschoolpredictor.com should be a helpful guide when considering law schools.

[megaTTTron]

Do not go to LS unless you can muster up atleast a 160 (read 170), this is the case both for 3.99 and 2.89.

hahah i literally lol'd. stfu.