Oct. LSAT. what do i need to get into these schools Forum

[Fropals1]

Hello. I have been coming to this site for months and months now and have found a great source.
I am taking the Oct. LSAT. I have been self-studying and have found it exhausting. I don't want to take a Kaplan or Princeton Review course. I did however, take a Kaplan practice a scored a 148. I am now solely focusing on LR for the test. I don't plan on getting that score on the actual test.
Anyway, here is my list of schools:

1.) ASU
2.) Cardozo
3.) UCLA
4.) USC
5.) GW
6.) Stanford
7.) Harvard

(The last two are my reach schools)

My GPA is 3.95 in Poli Sci. What score on the LSAT would be good?

[Patriot1208]

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BTW, how long ago was that 148? If it was recently you need to push back your test date because you aren't getting into any law school that will get you a job with a score like that.

[beachbum]

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BTW, how long ago was that 148? If it was recently you need to push back your test date because you aren't getting into any law school that will get you a job with a score like that.

+1. Take the LSAT and then we can determine which schools are your reach schools. 173+ would give you the pick of your list (i.e. Harvard).

[JusticeHarlan]

Hello. I have been coming to this site for months and months now and have found a great source.

Anyway, here is my list of schools:

1.) ASU
2.) Cardozo
3.) UCLA
4.) USC
5.) GW
6.) Stanford
7.) Harvard

(The last two are my reach schools)

My GPA is 3.95 in Poli Sci. What score on the LSAT would be good?

That's an odd list. George Washington, but not Georgetown? Cardozo and Harvard, but not Fordham, NYU, or Columbia? Stanford and UCLA/USC, but not Boalt? I know its hard to get an accurate list before getting an LSAT score, but it seems like there are few missing schools here.

[Fropals1]

It's an odd list, I know, but it can always be modified.

[jtemp320]

My advice is hourmd.com and lsn.com but just for fun I'll say roughly...

1.) ASU (no idea...160?)
2.) Cardozo (163?)
3.) UCLA (with your gpa...probably a 166 or 7 but could go either way up to 169 )
4.) USC (165-167)
5.) GW (165-7)
6.) Stanford (171-5)
7.) Harvard (173-7)

(The last two are my reach schools)

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