Hi Guys
undergraduate GPA : 3.63 (foreign, Asian, but top school, honor graduation, ranked as superior in LSAC transcript)
LSAT : 166
I have Ph.D degree from one of the top schools majoring neuroscience (in USA), and >2 years of job experience as a researcher (also in USA).
I would like to apply schools below; (My personal statement and diversity essay focus on my science/job experience and interest in IP law)
what are my chances?
Stanford
UC berkeley
columbia
NYU
U of Chicago
Northwestern
Duke
Georgetown
U of Virginia
George washington law
UCLA
USC
UC Hasting
UC Irvine
U penn
Fordham
3.63 GPA/ 166 LSAT/ Ph.D/ Job experience. any chance? Forum
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- im_blue
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Re: 3.63 GPA/ 166 LSAT/ Ph.D/ Job experience. any chance?
You're aiming way too high with your LSAT. Since your foreign GPA doesn't count toward the class numbers, you'll only have a shot at schools with 166 or lower medians, which means UC Hastings and Fordham. Since it looks like you're aiming for schools in big cities, I would also suggest:
Boston University
Boston College
Emory
Boston University
Boston College
Emory
- MrPapagiorgio
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Re: 3.63 GPA/ 166 LSAT/ Ph.D/ Job experience. any chance?
If you can get a PhD in neuroscience, you can get a 170+ on the LSAT. For the schools you want, retake.
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Re: 3.63 GPA/ 166 LSAT/ Ph.D/ Job experience. any chance?
What are you talking aboutMrPapagiorgio wrote:If you can get a PhD in neuroscience, you can get a 170+ on the LSAT. For the schools you want, retake.
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Re: 3.63 GPA/ 166 LSAT/ Ph.D/ Job experience. any chance?
If you want to get in those schools, just apply. The worst case is you wasted your money, which is not that much. I understand why you asked the question here, but the answers should not dissuade from applying your dream schools.
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