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splitter
Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 1:09 pm
by overeasy
can anyone give me advice on what schools favor LSAT over GPA? I have stong (168) lsat but a pretty weak GPA (2.87). I am just wondering if there are certain schools (besides the obvious) I should rule out, and schools I should be considering. I am prettyopen about where I want to goto school,although I would prefer Northeast
Re: splitter
Posted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 2:36 pm
by FuManChusco
midwest schools love splitters. WUSTL, IUB, UIUC, Minn. 168 is too low to have a chance at V, NU, or GULC. You could apply to BU and BC, but BC is a gpa whore and BU hates going below 3.0. With a 172 you'd have a chance there. Just apply to any schools that interest you between 15-50 and hope someone bites.
Re: splitter
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 6:58 pm
by Dr. Strangelove
It's going to be hard to make it to the top.
This may be too pessimistic but my thoughts.
There are a bunch of places you shouldn't even bother applying to.
T14
UCLA
UT-Austin
Vanderbilt
USC
Boston University
Emory
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Boston College
Brigham Young
These schools are either GPA whores or will consider the 168 LSAT to be too low.
I'd make Wash U your top choice.
Good luck!
Re: splitter
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 7:09 pm
by Thomas Jefferson
Dr. Strangelove wrote:It's going to be hard to make it to the top.
This may be too pessimistic but my thoughts.
There are a bunch of places you shouldn't even bother applying to.
T14
UCLA
UT-Austin
Vanderbilt
USC
Boston University
Emory
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Boston College
Brigham Young
These schools are either GPA whores or will consider the 168 LSAT to be too low.
I'd make Wash U your top choice.
Good luck!
I agree that Wash U should be a top choice of his, but Minnesota should definitely also be up there on his list with it. I don't know why you'd tell him to "not even bother." Look at LSN:
http://minnesota.lawschoolnumbers.com/s ... Cycle=0910
OP stands a VERY good shot at UMN.
Re: splitter
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:42 pm
by SoCalStudent
Thomas Jefferson wrote:
I agree that Wash U should be a top choice of his, but Minnesota should definitely also be up there on his list with it. I don't know why you'd tell him to "not even bother." Look at LSN:
http://minnesota.lawschoolnumbers.com/s ... Cycle=0910
OP stands a VERY good shot at UMN.
Are these stats from the schools, or are they reported by members in this forum?
Re: splitter
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:56 pm
by Thomas Jefferson
SoCalStudent wrote:Thomas Jefferson wrote:
I agree that Wash U should be a top choice of his, but Minnesota should definitely also be up there on his list with it. I don't know why you'd tell him to "not even bother." Look at LSN:
http://minnesota.lawschoolnumbers.com/s ... Cycle=0910
OP stands a VERY good shot at UMN.
Are these stats from the schools, or are they reported by members in this forum?
http://lawschoolnumbers.com/?about