Top Law Schools

Hi,

I am the engineering grad from top 8 colleges with 3.1 gpa, class rank top 10%
lsat 150 june 2010
4.8 years consulting with top clinets like JPMOrgan chase,IMS health, etc
2 years NGO/agricultural activity. set-up new NGO.

masters in management course is LSE on public management
Female. have some real diversity essay
What are my chances?

cs19911_dp wrote:Hi,

I am the engineering grad from top 8 colleges with 3.1 gpa, class rank top 10%
lsat 150 june 2010
4.8 years consulting with top clinets like JPMOrgan chase,IMS health, etc
2 years NGO/agricultural activity. set-up new NGO.

masters in management course is LSE on public management
Female. have some real diversity essay
What are my chances?

no chance

cs19911_dp wrote:Hi,
3.1 gpa
lsat 150 june 2010
What are my chances?

FTFY.

No chance.

cs19911_dp wrote:Hi,

I am the engineering grad from top 8 colleges with 3.1 gpa, class rank top 10%
lsat 150 june 2010
4.8 years consulting with top clinets like JPMOrgan chase,IMS health, etc
2 years NGO/agricultural activity. set-up new NGO.

masters in management course is LSE on public management
Female. have some real diversity essay
What are my chances?

Sounds like you'd benefit more for a MBA or doctoral business program than a TTT law school. Just saying.

what are the colleges tht welcomes international student for diversity

i have option to choose for mba at top 5 european school which lse offer but i want a law degree

cs19911_dp wrote:what are the colleges tht welcomes international student for diversity

Do a LL.B. and come back for a LL.M. or SJD. Otherwise, you're getting in through your LSAT and GPA primarily. URM is the only sig. factor outside of those two.

You can be an astronaut cowboy billionaire - but they'd just be softs, things to sweeten the deal. Won't make a deal for you, though.

cs19911_dp wrote:what are the colleges tht welcomes international student for diversity

All law schools consider international students for diversity....... not a urm boost, but diversity.
But they wont consider an international student for diversity if that international student has a 150 on the lsat.
You are asking about your chances at the top14 where the average lsat is around the 98th percentile. Your lsat is at the 40th percentile. Thus, they won't consider you.

cs19911_dp wrote:i have option to choose for mba at top 5 european school which lse offer but i want a law degree

If you're serious, retake the LSAT and get 20 points higher. Then we'll talk.

You would prabably have the lowest lsat at any top 14 if you went there. And one of the lowest gpas.

cs19911_dp wrote:i have option to choose for mba at top 5 european school which lse offer but i want a law degree

Retake the LSAT, then.

You're not getting anywhere near a T14 with a 150.

Why not try to get a LL.B. done outside of the US?

sophia.olive wrote:You would prabably have the lowest lsat at any top 14 if you went there. And one of the lowest gpas.

With a 150 LSAT, FIU would be hardpressed to take this person. FIU - a 4th tier school. We're really talking the bottom of the pot - much less T14.

so?

cs19911_dp wrote:so?

Look banchode, mutterchode retake the lsat

sophia.olive wrote:Look banchode, mutterchode retake the lsat

Why'd you give him/her the answer?

FOILED!

ResolutePear wrote:

sophia.olive wrote:Look banchode, mutterchode retake the lsat

Why'd you give him/her the answer?

FOILED!

??? do you think it is going to matter ??

For most top-14 schools, most of what matters is your LSAT, and the rest is your GPA. Your GPA probably won't come out as a 3.1 after conversion, but your LSAT is way way too low.

At a top 14 school, you need a 170+ on the LSAT to have a good chance of admission. Not 169, 170, preferably 172 or above. Yes, they really do care that much about the LSAT.

sophia.olive wrote:Look banchode, mutterchode retake the lsat

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I just want to know whether work experinence and course majoring on public policy doesnt have any impact is it

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sophia.olive wrote:Look banchode, mutterchode retake the lsat

cs19911_dp wrote:I just want to know whether work experinence and course majoring on public policy doesnt have any impact is it

You're obviously flame at this point since I told you in 5 different ways.

Anybody with your creds would of have gotten it on the first post.