Kinda off the topic, what if you are international (not US citizen) and goes to UG in the US?AssumptionRequired wrote:Basically you get a rating among your peers/school and what really matters is your LSAT.catsparka wrote:So.. not to completely hijack this thread but what effect does being international have on one's admissions chances?hellome wrote:are you international?
International students have significantly more weight put on their LSAT since law schools dont have to report their GPA
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Any U.S. UG student will have their GPA counted. Foreign UG students' GPAs do not count.lkk wrote:Kinda off the topic, what if you are international (not US citizen) and goes to UG in the US?AssumptionRequired wrote: International students have significantly more weight put on their LSAT since law schools dont have to report their GPA
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just wanted to update for anyone with similar numbers who might be in my position:
ended up retaking in december based on advice in this thread, but canceled my score because i really messed up the logic games. thought i was doomed for WL/rejects from my top choices. in january i got into nyu and columbia (faculty review at berkeley...wah). so there is hope!
ended up retaking in december based on advice in this thread, but canceled my score because i really messed up the logic games. thought i was doomed for WL/rejects from my top choices. in january i got into nyu and columbia (faculty review at berkeley...wah). so there is hope!

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Wow happy ending to this thread. Well done, congrats!
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