gpa 3.48, lsat 175 Forum
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gpa 3.48, lsat 175
what are my chances for harvard, stanford, columbia, nyu, georgetown, duke, uchicago
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Re: gpa 3.48, lsat 175
GTTTown and Duke- In
CCN- ~30-40%
H,S- No.
CCN- ~30-40%
H,S- No.
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Yup, if you want one of CCN you should ED for sure. Columbia being the least likely and NYU being the most likely. Harvard and Stanford are 0% chances so I wouldn't worry about missing out on them.4for44 wrote:GTTTown and Duke- In
CCN- ~30-40%
H,S- No.
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so my gpa is dragging me down that badly? i thought 175 should be good enough to feel good about nyu and possibly columbia.
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I would say that Chicago is actually the most likely.Patriot1208 wrote:Yup, if you want one of CCN you should ED for sure. Columbia being the least likely and NYU being the most likely. Harvard and Stanford are 0% chances so I wouldn't worry about missing out on them.4for44 wrote:GTTTown and Duke- In
CCN- ~30-40%
H,S- No.
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look at LSN. Lawschoolpredictor is bad for people with disparities in numbers like yours. And to the above, looking at LSN makes me think NYU is more likely.ninny wrote:so my gpa is dragging me down that badly? i thought 175 should be good enough to feel good about nyu and possibly columbia.
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Agreed--Law School Numbers shows you on the cusp. To be safe, I would lean toward ED at NYU or Columbia. I am in a similar position (3.54/177) and am on the fence re: applying ED to NYU (my first choice). Kicking myself for the first 2 years of undergrad...Patriot1208 wrote:look at LSN. Lawschoolpredictor is bad for people with disparities in numbers like yours. And to the above, looking at LSN makes me think NYU is more likely.ninny wrote:so my gpa is dragging me down that badly? i thought 175 should be good enough to feel good about nyu and possibly columbia.
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I would bet that you would get Columbia ED, but that OP would not. OP I think you would get NYU ED so that would be my play if I were you.NYC_7911 wrote:Agreed--Law School Numbers shows you on the cusp. To be safe, I would lean toward ED at NYU or Columbia. I am in a similar position (3.54/177) and am on the fence re: applying ED to NYU (my first choice). Kicking myself for the first 2 years of undergrad...Patriot1208 wrote:look at LSN. Lawschoolpredictor is bad for people with disparities in numbers like yours. And to the above, looking at LSN makes me think NYU is more likely.ninny wrote:so my gpa is dragging me down that badly? i thought 175 should be good enough to feel good about nyu and possibly columbia.
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yep i'm kicking myself for freshman year too. i can't believe i was such a screwhead. well they like upward trajectories don't they...NYC_7911 wrote:Agreed--Law School Numbers shows you on the cusp. To be safe, I would lean toward ED at NYU or Columbia. I am in a similar position (3.54/177) and am on the fence re: applying ED to NYU (my first choice). Kicking myself for the first 2 years of undergrad...Patriot1208 wrote:look at LSN. Lawschoolpredictor is bad for people with disparities in numbers like yours. And to the above, looking at LSN makes me think NYU is more likely.ninny wrote:so my gpa is dragging me down that badly? i thought 175 should be good enough to feel good about nyu and possibly columbia.
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I had almost exact same gpa as you (give or take 0.05) and a 175 on my lsat. I think you are fine for NYU (I was) but if you are set on Columbia then definitely ED, this is a no-brainer. Unless you are some type of URM or ex-armed forces you arre not going to get any merit $$, I can promise you that without a shred of doubt. Also, the competition has been steadily increasing, especially within the past 2-3 years. I don't want to give you false hope that EDing columbia is a sure bet for admission since you are pretty borderline and I don't know your softs situation.. (I had a few years of WE, went to an ivy, and had a really really good recommendation), I do think you have a good shot with ED, whereas without ED things look pretty bleak.ninny wrote:so my gpa is dragging me down that badly? i thought 175 should be good enough to feel good about nyu and possibly columbia.
I do not think you need to ED NYU.
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ninny wrote:yep i'm kicking myself for freshman year too. i can't believe i was such a screwhead. well they like upward trajectories don't they...NYC_7911 wrote:Agreed--Law School Numbers shows you on the cusp. To be safe, I would lean toward ED at NYU or Columbia. I am in a similar position (3.54/177) and am on the fence re: applying ED to NYU (my first choice). Kicking myself for the first 2 years of undergrad...Patriot1208 wrote:look at LSN. Lawschoolpredictor is bad for people with disparities in numbers like yours. And to the above, looking at LSN makes me think NYU is more likely.ninny wrote:so my gpa is dragging me down that badly? i thought 175 should be good enough to feel good about nyu and possibly columbia.
I know what you mean lol... my gpa was hovering at barely 3.3 going into my junior year (I was an uninterested pre-med student for 2 years), then I switched majors and turned on the afterburners.... I think I barely squeezed in the door at columbia.
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