169/3.8 Forum

[soccerfreak]

I'm a 169 3.8 at a large public undergrad, Physics and Economics double major, no work experience. Just received most recent LSAT and sending out apps now. I have a midwest preference, but am willing to go elsewhere. I am wondering about chances of admission at top schools, as well as money at lower.

Wash U
Notre Dame
Michigan
Chicago
???

[TheOcho]

I'm a 169 3.8 at a large public undergrad, Physics and Economics double major, no work experience. Just received most recent LSAT and sending out apps now. I have a midwest preference, but am willing to go elsewhere. I am wondering about chances of admission at top schools, as well as money at lower.

Wash U-In w/ $
Notre Dame-In w/ $ (write "Why ND")
Michigan-60/40
Chicago-Out
???

Also, lawschoolpredictor.com.

edit: increased probability of acceptance to Mich.

[Patriot1208]

Michigan is far more than 50/50. People with your numbers got about 15k per year in scholarship. Chicago isn't happening. Shots at duke and georgetown, in at Cornell and everywhere below the t14.

[ATR]

Michigan is far more than 50/50. People with your numbers got about 15k per year in scholarship. Chicago isn't happening. Shots at duke and georgetown, in at Cornell and everywhere below the t14.

This appears to be credited.

You should get $$ at Washington and ND, too.

[soccerfreak]

Michigan is far more than 50/50. People with your numbers got about 15k per year in scholarship. Chicago isn't happening. Shots at duke and georgetown, in at Cornell and everywhere below the t14.

Are my chances at Mich decreased applying this late in the cycle?

[Patriot1208]

Michigan is far more than 50/50. People with your numbers got about 15k per year in scholarship. Chicago isn't happening. Shots at duke and georgetown, in at Cornell and everywhere below the t14.

Are my chances at Mich decreased applying this late in the cycle?

Yes, they are, but, it's hard to tell how much. I mean, you can apply, see what happens, and then sit out a cycle if you don't get into a school you'd be happy to go to.