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3.84/165.

Any shot?

dannyde7 wrote:3.84/165.

Any shot?

Do you happen to be a minority?

dannyde7 wrote:3.84/165.

Any shot?

Yes your GPA is above their Median. Lsat is below, i would say your only chance is ED. I dont know if you are willing. You will be paying sticker either way

St.Remy wrote:

dannyde7 wrote:3.84/165.

Any shot?

Do you happen to be a minority?

Even if not URM, i think your in ED

Those are my EXACT numbers lol

Everyone has told me it will be hard for me to crack the T14

jt1341 wrote:

St.Remy wrote:

dannyde7 wrote:3.84/165.

Any shot?

Do you happen to be a minority?

Even if not URM, i think your in ED

Uh no.

People on TLS are overly concerned about the LSAT. A high GPA will do more then some think.

jt1341 wrote:People on TLS are overly concerned about the LSAT. A high GPA will do more then some think.

And your proof of this is...?

So should I ED? I guess I have to submit soon. The deadline is in like 2 days. How does Duke view the Nov 5 ED vs. the January ED?

whymeohgodno wrote:

jt1341 wrote:People on TLS are overly concerned about the LSAT. A high GPA will do more then some think.

And your proof of this is...?

That i got into UVA with a 4.0 and lower LSAT..... non URM. whats your proof that it doesnt?

Please dont bring up LSN where most people dont even post.... and its completely self reported

jt1341 wrote:

whymeohgodno wrote:

jt1341 wrote:People on TLS are overly concerned about the LSAT. A high GPA will do more then some think.

And your proof of this is...?

That i got into UVA with a 4.0 and lower LSAT..... non URM. whats your proof that it doesnt?

Please dont bring up LSN where most people dont even post.... and its completely self reported

UVA is known as being a splitter friendly school. So is Northwestern (high LSAT splitter with WE).

Since when is UVA=Duke? Look at Duke on LSN then see how many people with OP's stats got in.

dannyde7 wrote:So should I ED? I guess I have to submit soon. The deadline is in like 2 days. How does Duke view the Nov 5 ED vs. the January ED?

If Duke is your goal (it is a reach) i would send the ED by the Nov 5th timeline.

whymeohgodno wrote:

jt1341 wrote:

whymeohgodno wrote:

jt1341 wrote:People on TLS are overly concerned about the LSAT. A high GPA will do more then some think.

And your proof of this is...?

That i got into UVA with a 4.0 and lower LSAT..... non URM. whats your proof that it doesnt?

Please dont bring up LSN where most people dont even post.... and its completely self reported

UVA is known as being a splitter friendly school. So is Northwestern (high LSAT splitter with WE).

Since when is UVA=Duke? Look at Duke on LSN then see how many people with OP's stats got in.

stop bringing up LSN because you dont know how many people got in ED with those stats and didnt post on LSN (since MOST people do nto post on LSN)

jt1341 wrote:

whymeohgodno wrote:

jt1341 wrote:People on TLS are overly concerned about the LSAT. A high GPA will do more then some think.

And your proof of this is...?

That i got into UVA with a 4.0 and lower LSAT..... non URM. whats your proof that it doesnt?

Please dont bring up LSN where most people dont even post.... and its completely self reported

If the OP had asked about UVA and not Duke then you would have some valuable insight there jt, but as it stands you don't. To OP: you can ED but your chances won't be that good even then. If it's your dream school and you have the cash then go for it, but if you aren't a URM your chances are slim to none.

stop bringing up LSN because you dont know how many people got in ED with those stats and didnt post on LSN (since MOST people do nto post on LSN)

LSN may not be perfect but it's closest to the best predictor we have. It would be foolish to take your hunch over data.

haha i dont want to get into why i think OP would get into Duke ED, but i think he has a good shot.

I think we can all agree without ED OP is gonna get dinged from Duke, so why not send ED if thats the dream school

whymeohgodno wrote:

stop bringing up LSN because you dont know how many people got in ED with those stats and didnt post on LSN (since MOST people do nto post on LSN)

LSN may not be perfect but it's closest to the best predictor we have. It would be foolish to take your hunch over data.

Its more then a hunch. I am an officer in an organization where 100 people a year apply to law schools. I have been in this org for 3 years which means i have seen over 300 peoples cycle. I know FOR A FACT that people have gotten into Duke, non URM, no WE with around those numbers. I didnt want to get into it because people here hate the "i know someone who got in with those numbers" but i hate when people put to much of an emphasis on a self reported internet site where people could not post at all or completely lie

jt1341 wrote:haha i dont want to get into why i think OP would get into Duke ED, but i think he has a good shot.

I mean, if you did get into this information it might be valuable to the OP and others. I don't really get why you would post advice to a person and then not provide the reasoning that would make that advice actually useful.

I went to an Ivy, had two majors, honors in one, won some campus wide writing awards, been working in a unique job for 2 years (media related), done the whole volunteer thing. don't know if this means anything.

St.Remy wrote:

jt1341 wrote:haha i dont want to get into why i think OP would get into Duke ED, but i think he has a good shot.

I mean, if you did get into this information it might be valuable to the OP and others. I don't really get why you would post advice to a person and then not provide the reasoning that would make that advice actually useful.

2 people got into Duke ED last year with <3.85 and <164 non-urm non WE.

dannyde7 wrote:I went to an Ivy, had two majors, honors in one, won some campus wide writing awards, been working in a unique job for 2 years (media related), done the whole volunteer thing. don't know if this means anything.

Ivy should be a really small boost. Softs sound about average.

dannyde7 wrote:I went to an Ivy, had two majors, honors in one, won some campus wide writing awards, been working in a unique job for 2 years (media related), done the whole volunteer thing. don't know if this means anything.

You have 2 years WE after graduation like full time? that will help you i would think. I dont know how WE helps people as i havent experienced that

jt1341 wrote:

St.Remy wrote:

jt1341 wrote:haha i dont want to get into why i think OP would get into Duke ED, but i think he has a good shot.

I mean, if you did get into this information it might be valuable to the OP and others. I don't really get why you would post advice to a person and then not provide the reasoning that would make that advice actually useful.

2 people got into Duke ED last year with <3.85 and <164 non-urm non WE.

Because your anecdotal evidence> the anecdotal evidence of 180+ applicants to Duke on LSN.

Yes. Full time experience as a book editor with a major publisher working on major nonfiction titles. Some work with famous authors.

dannyde7 wrote:Yes. Full time experience as a book editor with a major publisher working on major nonfiction titles. Some work with famous authors.

I believe this will help. Does anyone know how Duke views WE? or how importantly they view it