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lawls

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Re: 3.74/174
Very unlikely at HYS+Berkeley (too low of a GPA), but great shot at Columbia and the rest.
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bofaem

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Re: 3.74/174
i think you have a decent shot at hls and sls--with the work experience
your gpa is a little low but 174 is still about hls and sls medians so you'd be bringing them up there and your w/e likely diminishes the impact of your gpa being lower than their median
northewestern would probably dish out some serious money for you, you're their type but i guess if your employer is paying it doesnt really matter
your gpa is a little low but 174 is still about hls and sls medians so you'd be bringing them up there and your w/e likely diminishes the impact of your gpa being lower than their median
northewestern would probably dish out some serious money for you, you're their type but i guess if your employer is paying it doesnt really matter
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lawls

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Re: 3.74/174
Harvard is your better bet, I think; of the big three they are most lenient on low GPAs. Here are some comparable applicants from last cycle (searched: 174-175 LSAT, 3.7-3.79 GPA):
http://harvard.lawschoolnumbers.com/app ... ,7&type=jd
http://stanford.lawschoolnumbers.com/ap ... ,7&type=jd
As you can see, the only acceptances out of 20ish results are a 175/3.78 (Harvard) and 175/3.72 (Harvard). I'd definitely apply to Harvard, Yale, and Stanford, just don't get your hopes up. But, again, you are a lock for the next tier, Chicago, Columbia, and NYU, great schools all.
http://harvard.lawschoolnumbers.com/app ... ,7&type=jd
http://stanford.lawschoolnumbers.com/ap ... ,7&type=jd
As you can see, the only acceptances out of 20ish results are a 175/3.78 (Harvard) and 175/3.72 (Harvard). I'd definitely apply to Harvard, Yale, and Stanford, just don't get your hopes up. But, again, you are a lock for the next tier, Chicago, Columbia, and NYU, great schools all.
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