3.1/170 - Vanderbilt, Northwestern, WashU Forum

[o2bnlv]

Chances of each? The calculator puts the estimates at 0.4433, 0.3315, and 0.9229 respectively. Those numbers seem way too high.

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Thoughts?

[09042014]

Sounds fairly realistic but that calculator isn't the greatest for splitters.

If you really want NU, ED there. You'd likely get UVA ED as well.

[o2bnlv]

Any other responses or suggestions? I plan on visiting UVA, I just don't want to be that far away from my family in Missouri.

[09042014]

Any other responses or suggestions? I plan on visiting UVA, I just don't want to be that far away from my family in Missouri.

Well if you are considering WashU, consider Illinois too. A TLSer with your LSAt and a slightly lover, but still over 3.0 GPA got a 2/3 scholarship at Illinois.

Also consider Minnesota. They should give you about 16K a year.

I'd strongly consider applying ED to Northwestern. Michigan ED woulnd't be out of the question, but your chances are a lot lower.

[o2bnlv]

Any other responses or suggestions? I plan on visiting UVA, I just don't want to be that far away from my family in Missouri.

Well if you are considering WashU, consider Illinois too. A TLSer with your LSAt and a slightly lover, but still over 3.0 GPA got a 2/3 scholarship at Illinois.

Also consider Minnesota. They should give you about 16K a year.

I'd strongly consider applying ED to Northwestern. Michigan ED woulnd't be out of the question, but your chances are a lot lower.

No work experience here.

[09042014]

Any other responses or suggestions? I plan on visiting UVA, I just don't want to be that far away from my family in Missouri.

Well if you are considering WashU, consider Illinois too. A TLSer with your LSAt and a slightly lover, but still over 3.0 GPA got a 2/3 scholarship at Illinois.

Also consider Minnesota. They should give you about 16K a year.

I'd strongly consider applying ED to Northwestern. Michigan ED woulnd't be out of the question, but your chances are a lot lower.

No work experience here.

Gotcha. Look into UIUC, Minn, Iowa, and WUSTL. They'll all give you some money.

If I were you I'd ED to UVA and fly home if you wanna visit. It's not like you are going to be able to drive back to Missouri every weekend anyway.

[thebookcollector]

Chances of each? The calculator puts the estimates at 0.4433, 0.3315, and 0.9229 respectively. Those numbers seem way too high.

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Thoughts?

The Vandy and Northwestern number are high, but you have a chance. WUSTL will be a lock; they take everybody over 167 (although it'll probably be 168 next year). You'll probably even get money at WUSTL.

[Holly Golightly]

I'm with DF, depending on your career aspirations, either try to get a scholly at UIUC/WashU, or ED to UVA.

[bofaem]

Cornell could be a good ED choice, probably have a better shot there than UVA, but the instate thing might help

[09042014]

Cornell could be a good ED choice, probably have a better shot there than UVA, but the instate thing might help

LOL, Cornell won't take him, nor does it have ED, nor is it in Missouri.