Top Law Schools

Numbers are slightly fudged.

LSAT 158
GPA 4.0

Softs: Congressional internship, state congressional internship, student body president, two papers published, presented at international conference, undergraduate research for the Panamanian Smithsonian, numerous awards for academic achievement

Graduating from liberal arts school with double major

URM: Registered with a Native American Tribe

Here are my schools, all but five are with a merit-based fee waiver.

Mizzou
WUSTL
GWU
Yale
Notre Dame
BC
Tulane
Vandy
Tennesee
South Dakota
Minnesota
UIUC
Valpo
Chapman
Seton Hall
Baylor
George Mason
Case
UConn
Drake


Oh and thanks for your time!

Take the June LSAT. You are in the same position as I was--interestingly enough with nearly identical softs....sure you aren't me? With your 158 you will be lucky to break into the bottom end of the first Tier. If you can up it only a few points, say to a 166, suddenly every school on your list will be an admit, you might even have an ED shot to a T-10 like University of Virginia.

Study for the damn LSAT. Don't waste your GPA.

i disagree with above post. hit mid 160s and apply to top 10 schools. right now, you're in at most of the mid to lower T1.

With those stats, your in every single school on your list except Yale. My advice, take again score in the mid 160's and enjoy the top 10.

With your softs, GPA, and (especially) URM status, you should probably at least try to pick off a T-14 acceptance. If you have the money apply to the lower end, like Cornell and Georgetown. Still a stretch, but if you look on LSN and people who got into the T14 with your LSAT, it's usually URM's with killer softs (which you seem to have). If you can get into the mid to high 160's, then you will definitely get in somewhere much better than what you consider targets right now.

ED to UVA.

Gymnast0206 wrote:Numbers are slightly fudged.

LSAT 158
GPA 4.0

This is where I stopped reading. If you want my advice, give me enough information to make an educated decision. With a lot of schools your #s and URM status matter far more than your softs ever will. If you fudge them, I don't see how you expect to get accurate information.

Retake LSAT. The only school on your list worth attending is Yale and you aren't getting in with a 158. If you can get into the mid-160s you'll have a legitimate shot at the T14.

Cara wrote:Retake LSAT. The only school on your list worth attending is Yale and you aren't getting in with a 158. If you can get into the mid-160s you'll have a legitimate shot at the T14.

Wait a second.....why the hell is Yale jammed into the middle of that list.

I envy your 4.0. You will get into some of the law schools on this list but please retake the LSAT to increase your chances.

Mizzou: Admit with $$
WUSTL: Waitlist
GWU: Waitlist
Yale: Reject
Notre Dame: Waitlist
BC: Waitlist
Tulane: Waitlist
Vandy: Reject
Tennesee: Admit
South Dakota: Admit with $$
Minnesota: Waitlist
UIUC: Waitlist
Valpo: Admit with $$
Chapman: Admit with $$
Seton Hall: Admit with $$
Baylor: Admit
George Mason: Waitlist
Case: Admit with $$
UConn: Admit
Drake: Admit with $$

Please retake the LSAT.

did all of you miss the part where he said he is a card holding native american? Apply to the entire T14, one or more will bite.