DC Schools- what are my odds? Forum

[slyck]

170/3.2, top 10 school. Good softs and 2 yrs WE.

Georgetown FT
Georgetown PT
GWU FT
GWU PT
Mason

and UVA for kicks.

Already applied, getting tired of waiting.

[Sauer Grapes]

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[WhyBother?]

In except for UVA and maybe Georgetown FT. FWIW, I was accepted to PT only with slightly better numbers.

[slyck]

So you guys think that I'm IN GULC PT? I would love for that to happen...

[Sauer Grapes]

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[rayiner]

Aiming too low! Apply to MVP, Northwestern, and Cornell.

[mmiracle]

congrats! those are great stats. only downside to GULC is that you waited til January to apply, so the odds are down a bit. But, most likely, PT. good luck!

[slyck]

Thanks for all the responses!

I also applied to Duke and Cornell in the T14 (in addition to GULC and UVA). Didn't particularly feel like living in PA or MI, so didn't apply there. I also was under the impression that NU wanted more significant WE than I have?

One question about GULC: I checked "both PT and FT" on my application. Consensus on whether this is good/bad/indifferent with respect to odds of admission?

Still, I think that GULC (either PT or FT) is my #1 choice, so any more thoughts there?

Thanks so much for all your responses!

[Marisa5252]

Thanks for all the responses!

I also applied to Duke and Cornell in the T14 (in addition to GULC and UVA). Didn't particularly feel like living in PA or MI, so didn't apply there. I also was under the impression that NU wanted more significant WE than I have?

One question about GULC: I checked "both PT and FT" on my application. Consensus on whether this is good/bad/indifferent with respect to odds of admission?

Still, I think that GULC (either PT or FT) is my #1 choice, so any more thoughts there?

Thanks so much for all your responses!

Wouldn't want to live in Philadelphia or Chicago but ITHACA is a go? I'm confused............

[rayiner]

Thanks for all the responses!

I also applied to Duke and Cornell in the T14 (in addition to GULC and UVA). Didn't particularly feel like living in PA or MI, so didn't apply there. I also was under the impression that NU wanted more significant WE than I have?

One question about GULC: I checked "both PT and FT" on my application. Consensus on whether this is good/bad/indifferent with respect to odds of admission?

Still, I think that GULC (either PT or FT) is my #1 choice, so any more thoughts there?

Thanks so much for all your responses!

2 years is the sweet-spot of WE for NU. 170/3.2 seems to have a decent shot according to LSN.

[im_blue]

Thanks for all the responses!

I also applied to Duke and Cornell in the T14 (in addition to GULC and UVA). Didn't particularly feel like living in PA or MI, so didn't apply there. I also was under the impression that NU wanted more significant WE than I have?

One question about GULC: I checked "both PT and FT" on my application. Consensus on whether this is good/bad/indifferent with respect to odds of admission?

Still, I think that GULC (either PT or FT) is my #1 choice, so any more thoughts there?

Thanks so much for all your responses!

2 years is the sweet-spot of WE for NU. 170/3.2 seems to have a decent shot according to LSN.

Wow, it's hard to believe that NU dips that low in GPA just for a median LSAT. Even UVA has an informal GPA cutoff around 3.5/170.

[pjo]

One question about GULC: I checked "both PT and FT" on my application. Consensus on whether this is good/bad/indifferent with respect to odds of admission?

I'm interested in this too. anyone know how this affects apps?

[rayiner]

Wow, it's hard to believe that NU dips that low in GPA just for a median LSAT. Even UVA has an informal GPA cutoff around 3.5/170.

Is it? UVA has a larger pool to choose from, having 10% more applicants/seat and admitting lots of people straight from UG. Moreover, UVA likely has better yield for admits in the 170/3.5-3.8 range. NU trades off GPA to maintain the 166-172 LSAT range and the 80% with 2 years of WE stat.