Gay URM chances at CCN Forum
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Gay URM chances at CCN
Thanks for the advice, guys. I'd rather not leave this info up here, but I may post again when October scores come out.
Chau.
Chau.
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
i would just like to say that you sound awesome. i cannot see why you wouldn't get in.
- romothesavior
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
I'd say you've got a good shot, especially if you broke 170.
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
I think your app sounds great. I am not sure how much extra credit you will get for being LGBT though, since URM is already a huge bump. Either way looking at the numbers it looks like you are competitive, especially if the retake is as high as you expect.
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
I think you posted so you can brag about yourself.
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- Moxie
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
Hard to know without an October LSAT score (could change where you get in of the CCN).
Even if you break 170, there's a big difference between a 175 and a 170 (or even a 171 or a 173).
Even if you break 170, there's a big difference between a 175 and a 170 (or even a 171 or a 173).
- Grizz
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
This.Moxie wrote:Hard to know without an October LSAT score (could change where you get in of the CCN).
Even if you break 170, there's a big difference between a 175 and a 170 (or even a 171 or a 173).
- Other25BeforeYou
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
I sincerely hope you don't think that the number of drafts a piece of writing has been through correlates with how well written it is. Not trying to be catty, just pointing out that this doesn't make any sense.LGBTURM wrote:Currently on its 6th draft, so it's well written.
Apart from that, it sounds like you'll get into some really great schools. Good luck!
- vanwinkle
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
I think that as a URM with some compelling diversity stuff to write about, you should submit apps to all of the T6 regardless of how your LSAT comes back. A higher LSAT will certainly help, and it's true that HYS tend to generally frown on low overall GPAs, but if they're going to overlook that for anyone, it's probably going to be you.
I'm not saying your odds are strong, just that the chance is realistic enough that it's worth the app fee.
I'm not saying your odds are strong, just that the chance is realistic enough that it's worth the app fee.
- ConMan345
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
Apply to the top 6. I have a similar background (ish). Gay rights, PS about my experiences (I thought a DS would be redundant), I also got a 167, then a 171. My GPA was high, but I'm also white. With apps on the margins like ours, you gotta at least throw your hat in the ring. I made the T6 minus Yale.
- Rawlberto
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
Worked one summer as an engineering intern for a major oil corporation in the bayou of Louisiana.
I don't know how well the fact that you caused the BP explosion is going to look.
I don't know how well the fact that you caused the BP explosion is going to look.
- nphsbuckeye
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Re: Gay URM chances at CCN
It would still be a prestigious job. Goldman Sachs is still prestigious as an employer.Rawlberto wrote:Worked one summer as an engineering intern for a major oil corporation in the bayou of Louisiana.
I don't know how well the fact that you caused the BP explosion is going to look.
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