158/3.60 - Chances at Uconn and others Forum

[dja1986]

Uconn full-time is my number one choice. I am a CT resident but I don't know how much that helps. Does anyone know? Here are others - thanks for opinions/thoughts.

List:

Uconn FT
Villanova
Seton Hall
American (Waitlisted)
Penn State
Maryland
Wake Forest
Loyola Chicago (IN)
Richmond
UNC
Brooklyn

[tram988]

Apply to UConn FT and PT-- I think you'll get into one of those.

[lawman335]

hey dude looks like your score is bit less , i suggest you to retake the test so that u get better oppurtunity to join Unconn..........

[vanwinkle]

hey dude looks like your score is bit less , i suggest you to retake the test so that u get better oppurtunity to join Unconn..........

Please stop going around and posting in every single thread "i suggest you to retake". It's kind of rude and doesn't reflect well on you.

[pam920]

Uconn's my first choice - GPA 3.52/LSAT 161. What do you guys think my chances are? And anyone know how long it takes to hear back? My application FINALLY finished processing February 8, even though it was in weeks earlier.

I've also applied to:
Penn State (in, and only a week to hear back! with $20,000 a year scholarship)
Brooklyn
Cardozo
Buffalo
Fordham (a reach, I know)

[nick637]

Uconn's my first choice - GPA 3.52/LSAT 161. What do you guys think my chances are? And anyone know how long it takes to hear back? My application FINALLY finished processing February 8, even though it was in weeks earlier.

I've also applied to:
Penn State (in, and only a week to hear back! with $20,000 a year scholarship)
Brooklyn
Cardozo
Buffalo
Fordham (a reach, I know)

we have similar numbers. im 3.57/160. ive applied to penn state as well, when did go complete? (sorry for hijacking the thread)

[pam920]

Uconn's my first choice - GPA 3.52/LSAT 161. What do you guys think my chances are? And anyone know how long it takes to hear back? My application FINALLY finished processing February 8, even though it was in weeks earlier.

I've also applied to:
Penn State (in, and only a week to hear back! with $20,000 a year scholarship)
Brooklyn
Cardozo
Buffalo
Fordham (a reach, I know)

we have similar numbers. im 3.57/160. ive applied to penn state as well, when did go complete? (sorry for hijacking the thread)

My application was complete January 26th (had a lagging recommender). I got an email from them February 4th, and I just got my letter in the mail today (the 13th).

[nick637]

Uconn's my first choice - GPA 3.52/LSAT 161. What do you guys think my chances are? And anyone know how long it takes to hear back? My application FINALLY finished processing February 8, even though it was in weeks earlier.

I've also applied to:
Penn State (in, and only a week to hear back! with $20,000 a year scholarship)
Brooklyn
Cardozo
Buffalo
Fordham (a reach, I know)

we have similar numbers. im 3.57/160. ive applied to penn state as well, when did go complete? (sorry for hijacking the thread)

My application was complete January 26th (had a lagging recommender). I got an email from them February 4th, and I just got my letter in the mail today (the 13th).

wow, thats seems extremely fast esp for PS. URM?

[pam920]

Uconn's my first choice - GPA 3.52/LSAT 161. What do you guys think my chances are? And anyone know how long it takes to hear back? My application FINALLY finished processing February 8, even though it was in weeks earlier.

I've also applied to:
Penn State (in, and only a week to hear back! with $20,000 a year scholarship)
Brooklyn
Cardozo
Buffalo
Fordham (a reach, I know)

we have similar numbers. im 3.57/160. ive applied to penn state as well, when did go complete? (sorry for hijacking the thread)

My application was complete January 26th (had a lagging recommender). I got an email from them February 4th, and I just got my letter in the mail today (the 13th).

wow, thats seems extremely fast esp for PS. URM?

Sorry, I don't know what that means! After looking it up, I'm guessing you're asking if I'm an underrepresented minority? I'm not, although I think being female gives a slight edge in law school admissions.