3.6x, 179 LSAT NON URM Chances at H? Forum

[bismajortolawschool]

Okay so, I am a rising senior business major that took the LSAT in October 2009. I go to a school that is regionally known for its engineering program rather than its business program. I will be applying during the next cycle and hope to reach H, C, N, or GULC.

I have average work experience (currently interning for Goldman Sachs this summer)
Decent softs, president of my fraternity, in a few honor societies
GPA: 3.6x
LSAT: 179

What are my chances at H?

[mallard]

Not very good at H, but superb at CCN.

[bismajortolawschool]

Not very good at H, but superb at CCN.

Anything you would recommend doing to improve my chances at H?

[mallard]

Not very good at H, but superb at CCN.

Anything you would recommend doing to improve my chances at H?

Pick up your GPA.

[bismajortolawschool]

Not very good at H, but superb at CCN.

Anything you would recommend doing to improve my chances at H?

Pick up your GPA.

If I raise my GPA to around a 3.68-3.69 (currently at around a 3.61) does that improve it enough to where I would be more seriously considered?

[mallard]

Seems to based on LSN.

[bismajortolawschool]

Seems to based on LSN.

Excellent, I feel so relieved. My prelaw advisor essentially said I had no shot at H, Columbia, or N because of my comparatively low GPA for those schools.
Also it is wise to write a personal statement centered around my fraternity? Sort of stereotype breaking story/insight into the whole process of pledging, forming a pact with a select group of people etc

[mallard]

Seems to based on LSN.

Excellent, I feel so relieved. My prelaw advisor essentially said I had no shot at H, Columbia, or N because of my comparatively low GPA for those schools.
Also it is wise to write a personal statement centered around my fraternity? Sort of stereotype breaking story/insight into the whole process of pledging, forming a pact with a select group of people etc

No idea.

[Fark-o-vision]

Because it was non-URM. That's why.