3.97 GPA/156 (diag) Forum
- TKAM89
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3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
Hi guys,
First off, if I am violating the posting rules/missed something in the sticky, mods feel free to delete my post.
I am in the middle of TestMasters and my first Diag I got a 145. I took my second diag today and got a 156.
With my 3.97 UG GPA (currently a senior), if I improve my score to around a 160 (praying for a 165....but who knows), what do you think my chances are at:
USC
Loyola
Boalt
NYU
GW
Georgetown
UCLA
BU
BC
American
USF
Pepperdine
Meh, I hate the uncertainty...any feedback is much appreciated
Have a good weekend!
First off, if I am violating the posting rules/missed something in the sticky, mods feel free to delete my post.
I am in the middle of TestMasters and my first Diag I got a 145. I took my second diag today and got a 156.
With my 3.97 UG GPA (currently a senior), if I improve my score to around a 160 (praying for a 165....but who knows), what do you think my chances are at:
USC
Loyola
Boalt
NYU
GW
Georgetown
UCLA
BU
BC
American
USF
Pepperdine
Meh, I hate the uncertainty...any feedback is much appreciated
Have a good weekend!
- sophia.olive
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
dont waste your gpa on 160s
- buckilaw
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
I see UVA in your future.
- TKAM89
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
"dont waste your gpa on 160s"
whatcha mean?
whatcha mean?
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
I assume you'll be applying next cycle?TKAM89 wrote:Hi guys,
First off, if I am violating the posting rules/missed something in the sticky, mods feel free to delete my post.
I am in the middle of TestMasters and my first Diag I got a 145. I took my second diag today and got a 156.
With my 3.97 UG GPA (currently a senior), if I improve my score to around a 160 (praying for a 165....but who knows), what do you think my chances are at:
USC
Loyola
Boalt
NYU
GW
Georgetown
UCLA
BU
BC
American
USF
Pepperdine
Meh, I hate the uncertainty...any feedback is much appreciated
Have a good weekend!
I had a 156 diagnostic and brought my score up to 166, but don't stop there. It took me months before I even broke 160. If you got 160 on your second diagnostic, you could easily score 170 or higher on test day.
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- sophia.olive
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
......what do you mean what do you mean....TKAM89 wrote:"dont waste your gpa on 160s"
whatcha mean?
- TKAM89
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
nevermind, lolwhat do you mean what do you mean

- Grizz
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
Take the LSAT and come back.
- TKAM89
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
yeah i am going to, i just wanted to get a gauge on how those diag scores are for someone who is just starting out with classes--i forgot to mention that part in my OP.take the lsat and come back
- Mike12188
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
They mean nothing. Couldn't even finish a cold diagnostic. After familarizing myself with the test a little scored low 150s. Got a 171 on the actual test. If you score 170+ you'll be set with that GPA, although you def won't be in a bad situation with a high 160sTKAM89 wrote:yeah i am going to, i just wanted to get a gauge on how those diag scores are for someone who is just starting out with classes--i forgot to mention that part in my OP.take the lsat and come back
- sophia.olive
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
sophia.olive wrote:dont waste your gpa on 160s
- TKAM89
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Re: 3.97 GPA/156 (diag)
thanks for the helpful input guys
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