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egeffin wrote:165 / 3.4
"other Hispanic"
good work experience
WashU wl/out
Illinois wl/out
Emory out
Indiana out
UGA out
UNC out
thanks
2011Law wrote:just by the numbers, I was thinking about what chances I'd give you at those schools, then looked at LSP and they were pretty much the same as the at/below %. Not that I'm an expert, but those numbers seem like a good expectation. You should also check out lsn if you haven't already, for schools that you are on the line for, the work experience might give you a boost that could push you into the admit pile. Did you apply yet? ED anywhere?
egeffin wrote:2011Law wrote:just by the numbers, I was thinking about what chances I'd give you at those schools, then looked at LSP and they were pretty much the same as the at/below %. Not that I'm an expert, but those numbers seem like a good expectation. You should also check out lsn if you haven't already, for schools that you are on the line for, the work experience might give you a boost that could push you into the admit pile. Did you apply yet? ED anywhere?
I applied to all these schools already. ED to Virginia but got rejected.
No way. In at Indiana and UGA at least, with a gambler's shot at each school. Those are borderline WL/admit numbers for most of those schools. Throw in the URM, and its a total crapshoot.Columbia Law wrote:egeffin wrote:165 / 3.4
"other Hispanic"
good work experience
WashU wl/out
Illinois wl/out
Emory out
Indiana out
UGA out
UNC out
thanks
Except that "Other Hispanic" means NOT URM.danquayle wrote: Throw in the URM, and its a total crapshoot.
I've heard this before, but where is the evidence behind this? Not being antagonistic... genuinely curious.St.Remy wrote:Except that "Other Hispanic" means NOT URM.danquayle wrote: Throw in the URM, and its a total crapshoot.
That LSAT is low for emory, illinois, and wustl. UNC is a no go if he's a non-resident. Probably right about UGA and Indiana. I won't get into the URM argument. Its been debated a lot on TLS. CW says only mex and PR are considered URM, but a slight bump may happen. Include a DS OP.danquayle wrote:No way. In at Indiana and UGA at least, with a gambler's shot at each school. Those are borderline WL/admit numbers for most of those schools. Throw in the URM, and its a total crapshoot.Columbia Law wrote:egeffin wrote:165 / 3.4
"other Hispanic"
good work experience
WashU wl/out
Illinois wl/out
Emory out
Indiana out
UGA out
UNC out
thanks