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Nova

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by Nova » Wed Oct 03, 2012 10:44 am
havanese11 wrote:3.6 gpa 162 LSAT male middle class and white. Hard science major from a T1 undergrad university. Top 30 school realistic?(obviously not top 20) PT at Fordham, then FT at UC Davis, U of Iowa, AZ State, and W&L?
Thanks
You are practically lock at ASU. Over the past 6 years, applicants on LSN with your numbers are 24/24, 100%. Really good shot at Iowa. Decent shot at Davis. Prob not in at F or W&L
(You should retake. 167+ will get you into the UT/USC/UMN range + $$ at T30s)
161-163:
http://myLSN.info/r87sgy
166-168:
http://myLSN.info/h0543r
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Ti Malice

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by Ti Malice » Wed Oct 03, 2012 11:49 pm
GoldenGriffin wrote:LSAT: 171
CumGPA: 3.88
No ED and not URM
*College GPA is a 3.95, weighted down by classes taken in high school (worth an addendum?)
Chances at YHS?
Rest of top ten?
Thanks!
Here's how applicants with your numbers have fared over the last five cycles:
http://myLSN.info/59i6dp. Application numbers have fallen precipitously over the last two cycles, and they're expected to decline further this year, so your chances will be somewhat better than the link indicates. Your numbers are considerably more valuable to law schools now than they were three years ago.
And no to the addendum.
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uga317

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by uga317 » Fri Oct 05, 2012 4:36 pm
I have a 3.45 from UGA and a 176. I know the LSAT score is good but is it enough to make up for my gpa if I apply to schools like Cornell, Duke, and as a reacher Columbia? My other choices are Indiana and UGA.
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TheThriller

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by TheThriller » Fri Oct 05, 2012 4:38 pm
uga317 wrote:I have a 3.45 from UGA and a 176. I know the LSAT score is good but is it enough to make up for my gpa if I apply to schools like Cornell, Duke, and as a reacher Columbia? My other choices are Indiana and UGA.
Penn, UVA, GULC, Mich are all T14 options...
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Tiago Splitter

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by Tiago Splitter » Fri Oct 05, 2012 5:21 pm
uga317 wrote:I have a 3.45 from UGA and a 176. I know the LSAT score is good but is it enough to make up for my gpa if I apply to schools like Cornell, Duke, and as a reacher Columbia? My other choices are Indiana and UGA.
You have a pretty good chance at Columbia. Chances at Columbia with those stats are better than chances at Duke.
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Dominican_Lawyer

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by Dominican_Lawyer » Mon Oct 15, 2012 5:42 pm
I have a 3.53 GPA which will reach a 3.6 after this fall semester and an LSAT score of 168. I am a male URM of hispanic ethnicity. What would be my reach schools I'm thinking NYU Columbia and Cornell as my tops.
PS if somebody could tell me should I wait for my grades for the fall to come in so I have my top GPA and delay my application if I really want to get into a T14 school
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Puffin

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by Puffin » Tue Oct 16, 2012 9:34 pm
Throw apps from the t4 down. Expect multiple acceptances, maybe an outside shot at H.
Increasing your GPA can do nothing but help if you're able to hold off until the next cycle.
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by 20130312 » Wed Oct 17, 2012 1:14 pm
Puffin wrote:Throw apps from the t4 down. Expect multiple acceptances, maybe an outside shot at H.
Increasing your GPA can do nothing but help if you're able to hold off until the next cycle.
Egregious Columbia trolling.
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Puffin

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by Puffin » Wed Oct 17, 2012 5:02 pm
Inadvertent poorly worded Columbia trolling.
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Dominican_Lawyer

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by Dominican_Lawyer » Wed Oct 17, 2012 11:16 pm
Thanks for the response Puffin. So do you think the 3.53 to 3.6 difference could maybe make CNN more likely for me?
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Puffin

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by Puffin » Wed Oct 17, 2012 11:27 pm
Dominican_Lawyer wrote:Thanks for the response Puffin. So do you think the 3.53 to 3.6 difference could maybe make CNN more likely for me?
It can't hurt, it puts you above the 25th percentiles for Columbia and NYU so yes I think it would make you more competitive, however if you didn't want to hold your application I think you would still be competitive at CCN with a 3.53; with the worst case scenario being applying the next cycle with the increase to 3.6.
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Ti Malice

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by Ti Malice » Sat Oct 20, 2012 4:30 pm
Dominican_Lawyer wrote:I have a 3.53 GPA which will reach a 3.6 after this fall semester and an LSAT score of 168. I am a male URM of hispanic ethnicity.
I won't make any assumptions based on your screenname, but I will tell you that the only Hispanics considered URM for law school admissions are Mexican-Americans and Puerto Ricans.
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Nova

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by Nova » Sat Oct 20, 2012 4:37 pm
Ti Malice wrote:Dominican_Lawyer wrote:I have a 3.53 GPA which will reach a 3.6 after this fall semester and an LSAT score of 168. I am a male URM of hispanic ethnicity.
I won't make any assumptions based on your screenname, but I will tell you that the only Hispanics considered URM for law school admissions are Mexican-Americans and Puerto Ricans.
Part black, perhaps?
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Ti Malice

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by Ti Malice » Mon Oct 22, 2012 4:38 pm
Nova wrote:Ti Malice wrote:Dominican_Lawyer wrote:I have a 3.53 GPA which will reach a 3.6 after this fall semester and an LSAT score of 168. I am a male URM of hispanic ethnicity.
I won't make any assumptions based on your screenname, but I will tell you that the only Hispanics considered URM for law school admissions are Mexican-Americans and Puerto Ricans.
Part black, perhaps?
Yeah, I wondered about that. I guess we'll have to wait for more info.
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Dominican_Lawyer

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by Dominican_Lawyer » Tue Oct 23, 2012 9:00 pm
I am Dominican so I am obviously hispanic however I find it confusing since some people have been telling me that Dominican is considered URM but that it just doesn't get as much of a boost as AA PR or MM. I am technically part black since my grandmother is a black dominican however I don't look black at all since my mother is white. I have always only put Hispanic or Hispanic and White on every thing that has asked about my race including the LSAT so I don't think I can start putting black now... but I don't know. What are your thoughts?
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Ti Malice

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by Ti Malice » Wed Oct 24, 2012 5:34 pm
You should start a thread on the URM forum. Many more people will see your post, and you'll get better information.
Best of luck!
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kaf5250

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by kaf5250 » Wed Oct 24, 2012 8:46 pm
I'm at a 168, 3.7 undergrad changed to a 3.68 once all my transcripts were in to CRS
applying to:
Columbia, Penn, Virginia, Duke (know I am a LONG shot for those)
Cornell, UCLA, UT, Notre Dame (which are the ones I'm worried for)
Fordham, William and Mary, and Temple (which I'm pretty sure I'm in to)
Freaking out over here and just want this cycle to be over ! haha (aren't we all)
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by 20130312 » Wed Oct 24, 2012 11:21 pm
kaf5250 wrote:I'm at a 168, 3.7 undergrad changed to a 3.68 once all my transcripts were in to CRS
applying to:
Columbia, Penn, Virginia, Duke (know I am a LONG shot for those)
Cornell, UCLA, UT, Notre Dame (which are the ones I'm worried for)
Fordham, William and Mary, and Temple (which I'm pretty sure I'm in to)
Freaking out over here and just want this cycle to be over ! haha (aren't we all)
Retake, score two points higher, profit IMMENSELY.
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by Rahviveh » Thu Oct 25, 2012 2:16 pm
kaf5250 wrote:I'm at a 168, 3.7 undergrad changed to a 3.68 once all my transcripts were in to CRS
applying to:
Columbia, Penn, Virginia, Duke (know I am a LONG shot for those)
Cornell, UCLA, UT, Notre Dame (which are the ones I'm worried for)
Fordham, William and Mary, and Temple (which I'm pretty sure I'm in to)
Freaking out over here and just want this cycle to be over ! haha (aren't we all)
You should be into all or most of those in the second row.
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by kertz » Mon Oct 29, 2012 7:55 pm
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Nova

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by Nova » Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:22 pm
kertz wrote:I am one year out of undergrad, 166/172/3.9. What are my odds at CCN and HYS? Should I write an addendum for the first LSAT? I can demonstrate a history of underperforming on standardized tests with SAT scores. How much will my 166 bring me down?
You went from the 94th percentile to the 99th. Writing an addendum about being a poor test taker would be a ridiculous.
the 166 wont hurt you at all at SCCN
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by angflos » Thu Nov 01, 2012 6:36 pm
Dominican_Lawyer wrote:I am Dominican so I am obviously hispanic however I find it confusing since some people have been telling me that Dominican is considered URM but that it just doesn't get as much of a boost as AA PR or MM. I am technically part black since my grandmother is a black dominican however I don't look black at all since my mother is white. I have always only put Hispanic or Hispanic and White on every thing that has asked about my race including the LSAT so I don't think I can start putting black now... but I don't know. What are your thoughts?
You're not a URM. URMs are Puerto Rican, Mexican American, African American, and Native American. If you are a Native American Dominican, or Black Dominican, fill the appropriate boxes. However, it sounds like you're not, so I don't think you count as a URM for Law School.
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by ph5354a » Thu Nov 01, 2012 7:42 pm
LSAT is 166 and GPA is 3.61. My goal school is Cornell, which puts me at the bottom of their LSAT median and the middle of their GPA and I have strong soft factors (work experience and a relevant graduate degree). Does anyone think I could get outright rejected before taking the December LSAT, if I decide to apply before then? My thoughts are that I would at least make it on the waitlist.
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by postard » Thu Nov 01, 2012 7:46 pm
Came out of Oct. with a 168 LSAT, with a 3.95 GPA (at the University of Washington).
What are my chances at UC Berk, Michigan, or Stanford (probably a reach)? I already dropped UVA as a possibility given their LSAT range.
I'm also applying to UW's Law School, and trying to figure out what kind of schools are out of reach in light of this LSAT score.
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by hohenheim » Thu Nov 01, 2012 9:53 pm
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