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An interesting development
Ok, interesting is probably pushing it, but I just like having a subject line that's not just numbers.
So I had the awesome numbers of 2.45/169, with those grades 3 years behind me, working as a journalist.
Live in Chicago, want to work there, so I applied to all of the usual suspects:
Loyola/Kent/DePaul
UIUC
Washington St. Louis
Some fallback schools
The development is that I got a 173 on the October LSAT, as I push the limits of splitterdom. My goal was to improve my chances (of both acceptance and $$$) at those schools, and I think I did that.
But with the 173 are there schools that I should put on my radar that weren't there before? Do I spend the $100 for an extremely longshot at Northwestern?
Thanks for the input all.
So I had the awesome numbers of 2.45/169, with those grades 3 years behind me, working as a journalist.
Live in Chicago, want to work there, so I applied to all of the usual suspects:
Loyola/Kent/DePaul
UIUC
Washington St. Louis
Some fallback schools
The development is that I got a 173 on the October LSAT, as I push the limits of splitterdom. My goal was to improve my chances (of both acceptance and $$$) at those schools, and I think I did that.
But with the 173 are there schools that I should put on my radar that weren't there before? Do I spend the $100 for an extremely longshot at Northwestern?
Thanks for the input all.
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Re: An interesting development
I think you will end up at a Loyola/Kent type school. Hard to justify that GPA.
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Re: An interesting development
I would be delighted. Seriously, when you first see how bad your GPA is, its like a gut punch, and I figured John Marshall was in my future. Just glad the hard LSAT work paid off.Danteshek wrote:I think you will end up at a Loyola/Kent type school. Hard to justify that GPA.
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Re: An interesting development
Apply ED to Northwestern.
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Hopefully it will work out. Be prepared for the worst though and apply to T3/4 safeties. I knew a few people at Southwestern last year with numbers like that.cccZillo wrote:I would be delighted. Seriously, when you first see how bad your GPA is, its like a gut punch, and I figured John Marshall was in my future. Just glad the hard LSAT work paid off.Danteshek wrote:I think you will end up at a Loyola/Kent type school. Hard to justify that GPA.
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I know a guy who is headed to a V5 next summer with numbers like that. Apply ED to Northwestern.Danteshek wrote:Hopefully it will work out. Be prepared for the worst though and apply to T3/4 safeties. I knew a few people at Southwestern last year with numbers like that.cccZillo wrote:I would be delighted. Seriously, when you first see how bad your GPA is, its like a gut punch, and I figured John Marshall was in my future. Just glad the hard LSAT work paid off.Danteshek wrote:I think you will end up at a Loyola/Kent type school. Hard to justify that GPA.
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Re: An interesting development
Desert Fox wrote:Apply ED to Northwestern.