What's the minimum LSAT I'd need? Forum

[BeaverDam]

2.9 GPA/Econ major
I have one more year of college to bring my GPA up but if I can get into a good law school (being any of the schools on my list) out of undergrad, I'd go there.
What's the minimum LSAT I'd need to have a chance at any of these schools? I'm taking the LSAT this June.

Yale
Harvard
Stanford
Chicago
Columbia
NYU
UC-Berkeley
Michigan
UVA
Penn
Duke
Northwestern
Cornell
Georgetown
UCLA
UT-Austin
Minnesota

[$1.99]

to be honest you have zero shot from yale down to berkeley even if you get a 180

you have a tiny shot at the other schools if you break 172

your best shot is Northwestern if you have work experience

other than that, try to break the 3.0 mark but yo basically need to rock the LSAT to have a far shot of even getting into one of those schools

[burtonrideclub]

lawschoolpredictor.com

lawschoolnumbers.com

[jnorsky]

2.9 GPA/Econ major
I have one more year of college to bring my GPA up but if I can get into a good law school (being any of the schools on my list) out of undergrad, I'd go there.
What's the minimum LSAT I'd need to have a chance at any of these schools? I'm taking the LSAT this June.

Yale 200
Harvard 200
Stanford 200
Chicago 175+
Columbia 175+
NYU 173+ (Longshot)
UC-Berkeley 177 (longshot)
Michigan 170
UVA 170
Penn 170
Duke 172 (like gpa)
Northwestern 170 w/ we 172+ w/o
Cornell 170
Georgetown 170
UCLA 170
UT-Austin 170
Minnesota

168?

[Nicholasnickynic]

if you can get 164-167, you'd be getting some t40s, maybe a few t30s.

With a 168-169, id say t30.

I don't know if you'd be able to get beyond 20 or so with that low of a gpa.

BTW. GET your gpa to 3.0.

3.0 is infinitly better than 2.9.

Words can't describe how much better it is.

Just go do it.

[Nicholasnickynic]

lawschoolpredictor.com

lawschoolnumbers.com

law school predictor= worthless for splitters.

I've gotten two scholarships to "weak consider" schools.

3.0x 164/5/6 ish (not even that extreme)

I'd stick with accepted applicant charts at lsn

[romothesavior]

to be honest you have zero shot from yale down to berkeley even if you get a 180

you have a tiny shot at the other schools if you break 172

your best shot is Northwestern if you have work experience

other than that, try to break the 3.0 mark but yo basically need to rock the LSAT to have a far shot of even getting into one of those schools

TITCR. T14 is likely beyond your reach without a 175+ and/or work experience.

[FuManChusco]

2.9 GPA/Econ major
I have one more year of college to bring my GPA up but if I can get into a good law school (being any of the schools on my list) out of undergrad, I'd go there.
What's the minimum LSAT I'd need to have a chance at any of these schools? I'm taking the LSAT this June.

Yale - Impossible
Harvard - Impossible
Stanford - Impossible
Chicago - Impossible
Columbia - Impossible
NYU - Impossible
UC-Berkeley - Impossible
Michigan - 175
UVA - 175
Penn - 175
Duke - 175
Northwestern - 173
Cornell - 173
Georgetown - 173
UCLA - 173
UT-Austin - 173
Minnesota - 170

This is completely speculation and by no means should be taken for fact. The numbers will not necessarily get you in, but will give you a chance. A 172 with ED at NU, UVA, or GULC would be possible.

[D. H2Oman]

2.9 GPA/Econ major
I have one more year of college to bring my GPA up but if I can get into a good law school (being any of the schools on my list) out of undergrad, I'd go there.
What's the minimum LSAT I'd need to have a chance at any of these schools? I'm taking the LSAT this June.

Yale-203
Harvard-192
Stanford-190+good softs
Chicago-186
Columbia-184
NYU-182
UC-Berkeley-181+URM
Michigan-181
UVA-172+ and ED
Penn-181
Duke-181
Northwestern-171 + 1 year WE and ED
Cornell-181
Georgetown- 170 and apply to PT
UCLA-180
UT-Austin-181
Minnesota-167

What I would guees.

[FuManChusco]

if you can get 164-167, you'd be getting some t40s, maybe a few t30s.

With a 168-169, id say t30.

I don't know if you'd be able to get beyond 20 or so with that low of a gpa.

BTW. GET your gpa to 3.0.

3.0 is infinitly better than 2.9.

Words can't describe how much better it is.

Just go do it.

I hope this was a joke about T20. WUSTL and NU love splitters. Ranked 19 and 11 respectively. Looking at LSN, a 173+ gives you a pretty damn good shot at breaking T20 as long as you don't have a sub 2.5.

[$1.99]

lol this thread turned out to be funnier than i imagined with the 180+ scores

[FuManChusco]

lol this thread turned out to be funnier than i imagined with the 180+ scores

The best is Stanford-190+good softs, and Berkeley-181+URM

[Dr. Strangelove]

lol this thread turned out to be funnier than i imagined with the 180+ scores

The best is Stanford-190+good softs, and Berkeley-181+URM

I LOL'ed! So true.
You gotta love California.

[Grizz]

2.9 GPA/Econ major
I have one more year of college to bring my GPA up but if I can get into a good law school (being any of the schools on my list) out of undergrad, I'd go there.
What's the minimum LSAT I'd need to have a chance at any of these schools? I'm taking the LSAT this June.

Yale-203
Harvard-192
Stanford-190+good softs
Chicago-186
Columbia-184
NYU-182
UC-Berkeley-181+URM
Michigan-181
UVA-172+ and ED
Penn-181
Duke-181
Northwestern-171 + 1 year WE and ED
Cornell-181
Georgetown- 170 and apply to PT
UCLA-180
UT-Austin-181
Minnesota-167

What I would guees.

This. Best of luck to you, OP. Kill the LSAT.

[$1.99]

so you guys are saying he still has a chance at harvard and yale?

[gochrisgo]

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[OneKnight]

2.9 GPA/Econ major
I have one more year of college to bring my GPA up but if I can get into a good law school (being any of the schools on my list) out of undergrad, I'd go there.
What's the minimum LSAT I'd need to have a chance at any of these schools? I'm taking the LSAT this June.

Yale-203
Harvard-192
Stanford-190+good softs
Chicago-186
Columbia-184
NYU-182
UC-Berkeley-181+URM
Michigan-181
UVA-172+ and ED
Penn-181
Duke-181
Northwestern-171 + 1 year WE and ED
Cornell-181
Georgetown- 170 and apply to PT
UCLA-180
UT-Austin-181
Minnesota-167

What I would guees.

This. Best of luck to you, OP. Kill the LSAT.

hehehe, OP definitely needs a 203


Seriously, though, no chance north of UVa. HYS are beyond impossible.

[$1.99]

tell that to michael jordan, impossible is nothing. i think getting 5 180s on the LSAT will give you a small shot at HLS

[fortissimo]

2.9 GPA/Econ major
I have one more year of college to bring my GPA up but if I can get into a good law school (being any of the schools on my list) out of undergrad, I'd go there.
What's the minimum LSAT I'd need to have a chance at any of these schools? I'm taking the LSAT this June.

Yale-203
Harvard-192
Stanford-190+good softs
Chicago-186
Columbia-184
NYU-182
UC-Berkeley-181+URM
Michigan-181
UVA-172+ and ED
Penn-181
Duke-181
Northwestern-171 + 1 year WE and ED
Cornell-181
Georgetown- 170 and apply to PT
UCLA-180
UT-Austin-181
Minnesota-167

What I would guees.

haha +1. More or less correct.

To sum it up: RD, no shot at anything except Northwestern. (GULC PT to me does not exist.) With a 171+ and ED, maybe UVA, because UVA likes splitters.

[wreckem]

You can cross off UT unless you are both a Texas resident and African American. If you are neither, anything below 3.25GPA is pretty much going to auto-dinged no matter the LSAT score.

[09042014]

2.9 GPA/Econ major
I have one more year of college to bring my GPA up but if I can get into a good law school (being any of the schools on my list) out of undergrad, I'd go there.
What's the minimum LSAT I'd need to have a chance at any of these schools? I'm taking the LSAT this June.

Yale - impossible
Harvard - impossible
Stanford - impossible
Chicago - impossible
Columbia - impossible
NYU - impossible
UC-Berkeley -impossible
Michigan -impossible
UVA-impossible
Penn-impossible
Duke-impossible
Northwestern-impossible
Cornell-impossible
Georgetown- 171 to have a shot, but it unlikely. Better chance with PT, even better if you pull a Waterman and ED PT
UCLA - 170+ to have a shot.
UT-Austin - impossible
Minnesota 167

[BeaverDam]

Some of this is good news and some of this is bad news (HYS, )
Virginia is probably one of my top choices of the schools I can get into.. a place I wouldn't mind committing to via ED.
What about Michigan and Penn Early Decision? I went on LSN and noticed that some super splitters got in these places ED.
Not as many as UVA.. but that was moreso because more splitters seemed to apply to UVA in general.

[D. H2Oman]

Georgetown- 171 to have a shot, but it unlikely. Better chance with PT, even better if you pull a Waterman and ED PT

uh oh I hope this blatant gaming of the system move doesn't get named after me......

[hoopsguy6]

Some of this is good news and some of this is bad news (HYS, )
Virginia is probably one of my top choices of the schools I can get into.. a place I wouldn't mind committing to via ED.
What about Michigan and Penn Early Decision? I went on LSN and noticed that some super splitters got in these places ED.
Not as many as UVA.. but that was moreso because more splitters seemed to apply to UVA in general.

You seriously thought you had a shot at HYS with a 2.9 GPA? Come back after you've taken the damn test.

[Grizz]

Some of this is good news and some of this is bad news (HYS, )
Virginia is probably one of my top choices of the schools I can get into.. a place I wouldn't mind committing to via ED.
What about Michigan and Penn Early Decision? I went on LSN and noticed that some super splitters got in these places ED.
Not as many as UVA.. but that was moreso because more splitters seemed to apply to UVA in general.

It looks like no one at Penn with below a 3.0 got in. Of the people who got in at Michigan, both had work experience, one of whose was substantial (10+ yrs.).