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3.69/164 Los Angeles Focus

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 2:00 pm
by spicymeatball111
GPA: 3.69, top 20 UG
LSAT: 164
non-URM
Graduating with Honors, lived and studied in China for 3 months, worked 13 hrs/wk all four years of UG, interested in government/public interest work
Interested in practicing in Los Angeles, applying to the following:
Loyola Los Angeles
Pepperdine
USC
UCLA
UC Hastings
U. of San Diego


My first choice would obviously be UCLA (big longshot) but I would be more than happy to attend Pepperdine or Loyola. I'm having trouble finding scholarship stats at those schools though, any ideas if I would get $$? Also, if you know of any other schools that have strong human rights advocacy programs (that I could get into) let me know, thanks!

Re: 3.69/164

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 4:19 pm
by Gemini
spicymeatball111 wrote:GPA: 3.69, top 20 UG
LSAT: 164
non-URM
Graduating with Honors, lived and studied in China for 3 months, worked 13 hrs/wk all four years of UG, interested in government/public interest work
Interested in practicing Los Angeles, applying to the following:
Loyola Los Angeles- IN
Pepperdine- IN
USC- OUT
UCLA- WL/OUT
UC Hastings- WL/IN
U. of San Diego- IN


My first choice would obviously be UCLA (big longshot) but I would be more than happy to attend Pepperdine or Loyola. I'm having trouble finding scholarship stats at those schools though, any ideas if I would get $$? Also, if you know of any other schools that have strong human rights advocacy programs (that I could get into) let me know, thanks!
These are just my guesses!

Re: 3.69/164

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 8:39 pm
by spicymeatball111
Gemini Hopeful wrote:
spicymeatball111 wrote:GPA: 3.69, top 20 UG
LSAT: 164
non-URM
Graduating with Honors, lived and studied in China for 3 months, worked 13 hrs/wk all four years of UG, interested in government/public interest work
Interested in practicing Los Angeles, applying to the following:
Loyola Los Angeles- IN
Pepperdine- IN
USC- OUT
UCLA- WL/OUT
UC Hastings- WL/IN
U. of San Diego- IN


My first choice would obviously be UCLA (big longshot) but I would be more than happy to attend Pepperdine or Loyola. I'm having trouble finding scholarship stats at those schools though, any ideas if I would get $$? Also, if you know of any other schools that have strong human rights advocacy programs (that I could get into) let me know, thanks!
These are just my guesses!
thanks! i'm still wondering about scholarship info though...

Re: 3.69/164 Los Angeles Focus

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 8:41 pm
by thexfactor
have you thought about applying to UC Irvine?

Re: 3.69/164 Los Angeles Focus

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 8:42 pm
by cortnf
thexfactor wrote:have you thought about applying to UC Irvine?
this

Re: 3.69/164 Los Angeles Focus

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 8:44 pm
by spicymeatball111
thexfactor wrote:have you thought about applying to UC Irvine?
i have, i'm a little worried that they have not gotten a complete accreditation from ABA yet, thought it might be a slight risk

Re: 3.69/164 Los Angeles Focus

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 8:53 pm
by lalalawya
I met with an adcomm with Loyola this past summer...he said the LSAT score they typically look for to begin discussions about scholarship $$ is a 165...but since you are SO close to their GPA 75%, my bet would be that you would get a decent scholly offer.

Re: 3.69/164 Los Angeles Focus

Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 11:33 pm
by spicymeatball111
thats good to know, thanks!

Re: 3.69/164 Los Angeles Focus

Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 12:03 am
by ViP
lalalawya wrote:I met with an adcomm with Loyola this past summer...he said the LSAT score they typically look for to begin discussions about scholarship $$ is a 165...but since you are SO close to their GPA 75%, my bet would be that you would get a decent scholly offer.
The adcomm is lying. They'll give scholarship money according to your overall strength (GPA+LSAT). Definitely don't need a 165 to grab a big scholarship at Loyola, as evidenced by LSN (84k scholarships starting at 161 LSAT).

OP- you're looking at 66k-84k IF you apply very early.

Also, the application for UC Irvine is free and you have a guaranteed scholarship of at least 1/3 tuition if you're accepted. Can't hurt.

Re: 3.69/164 Los Angeles Focus

Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 1:07 am
by spicymeatball111
I agree, will definitely send an app to UC Irvine, thanks! (bummed that its a paper app though)