Chance Me at Indiana Bloomington Forum

[uwgbluedevil]

3.1 and 163
decent softs. One year WE as manager at FedEx.
A few internships senior year.
pretty good LOR's.

[beachbum]

not good.

[uwgbluedevil]

i didnt figure i would, just kind of looking at numbers and thought I would ask. saved around 1000 bucks on app fees that i was planning on spending, and figured i'd apply to a few reach schools.

[beachbum]

You could always save yourself hundreds of thousands of dollars and retake. Just a thought.

[Vincent Vega]

With a 165+ you're a lock. IU admits below-median LSAT scorers, but often not with a GPA below their 25th. And if you do get in, you're not in their typical scholarship range. It's worth a shot, though, especially if you get a fee waiver.

Rough chance of admission - 25%

[iowalum]

I have around the same numbers (3.1/164) and I applied ED at IU-B. Law school predictor gave me a 'consider', and I've seen several with our numbers that got some kind of scholarship. So it's not hopeless.

Hoping to hear back in early Dec, good luck!

[Vincent Vega]

I have around the same numbers (3.1/164) and I applied ED at IU-B. Law school predictor gave me a 'consider', and I've seen several with our numbers that got some kind of scholarship. So it's not hopeless.

Hoping to hear back in early Dec, good luck!

As silly as it sounds (and I think the arbitrariness of law school admissions can only be described as silly), that one LSAT point matters a lot to IU. They like their median of 164 and there's a big distinction between 164 and 163 to IU.

Source: I go to IU Law.