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Only one LSAT. I graduated at 20, currently a Peace Corps Volunteer. During college I had some decent ECs like directing an after school program for at risk youth.

What do you think I can realistically expect in terms of the T14s? Also... possibility of $?

Appreciate the appraisals!

Edit: Male, Non-URM

definitely in the t10. Money at some places 10-20.

HYS? Well... HS because I feel like Yale is unpredictable/impossible.

Blindc1rca wrote:HYS? Well... HS because I feel like Yale is unpredictable/impossible.

Very unlikely, only chance would be stanford.

Patriot1208 wrote:

Blindc1rca wrote:HYS? Well... HS because I feel like Yale is unpredictable/impossible.

Very unlikely, only chance would be stanford.

+1

Study hard and retake for HYS.

shanemahsa wrote: +1

Study hard and retake for HYS.

heheh no way in hell im going through 8 weeks of agony again. i'm done with the LSAT. HYS would be fantastic but its not worth it to me.

That said... Columbia?

Blindc1rca wrote:

shanemahsa wrote: +1

Study hard and retake for HYS.

heheh no way in hell im going through 8 weeks of agony again. i'm done with the LSAT. HYS would be fantastic but its not worth it to me.

That said... Columbia?

Most with your numbers seem to be looking at waitlists -> rejections. That said, I'd still apply and hope because peace corps helps a bit

Source: http://columbia.lawschoolnumbers.com/ap ... ,8&type=jd

Blindc1rca wrote:

shanemahsa wrote: +1

Study hard and retake for HYS.

heheh no way in hell im going through 8 weeks of agony again. i'm done with the LSAT. HYS would be fantastic but its not worth it to me.

That said... Columbia?

Looking at LSN, you have a better shot at stanford than CCN. This is because Stanford is more gpa oriented and CCN are more LSAT oriented. If I had to predict, I would say you are shut out of the top6 but are in at most of 7-14 with a little money at a couple of them.

Patriot1208 wrote:
Looking at LSN, you have a better shot at stanford than CCN. This is because Stanford is more gpa oriented and CCN are more LSAT oriented. If I had to predict, I would say you are shut out of the top6 but are in at most of 7-14 with a little money at a couple of them.

just checked hourumd. how much do you think the self-selecting nature of the data effects the following numbers that it gave me...

on hourumd 81% of non-URM applicants with my numbers got into NYU (144:33), 52% into Columbia (82:77), and 60% into Chicago (67:44)

Blindc1rca wrote:

Patriot1208 wrote:
Looking at LSN, you have a better shot at stanford than CCN. This is because Stanford is more gpa oriented and CCN are more LSAT oriented. If I had to predict, I would say you are shut out of the top6 but are in at most of 7-14 with a little money at a couple of them.

just checked hourumd. how much do you think the self-selecting nature of the data effects the following numbers that it gave me...

on hourumd 81% of non-URM applicants with my numbers got into NYU (144:33), 52% into Columbia (82:77), and 60% into Chicago (67:44)

I can't really comment, but i'd put it this way, from anecdotal evidence of people I know, people on TLS, and looking at LSN, I'd be shocked if had anywhere near those types of chances.

Blindc1rca wrote:Only one LSAT. I graduated at 20, currently a Peace Corps Volunteer. During college I had some decent ECs like directing an after school program for at risk youth.

What do you think I can realistically expect in terms of the T14s? Also... possibility of $?

Appreciate the appraisals!

Edit: Male, Non-URM

Apply HYS-T14. Solid chance of scholarship money at some T10s, potential for substantial money lower than that. I can't comment on other schools personally, but Michigan will likely love your softs and numbers - outside shot at Darrow consideration if you apply early enough.