Hi all,
My stats are 3.76 in science major and a 170 LSAT. I applied early January.
I took philosophy courses all through college, and in my PS I discussed why I want to jump into IP law.
My main softs are: honors thesis, quite a bit of biomedical research experience, and honor council.
I would like to say my recs should be good since I got my thesis advisor, a med school prof, to write one. He said he would make it anecdotal. My other recommender is a prof who taught a small philosophy seminar that I was pretty actively engaged in.
Then again, I'm sure everyone thinks they have good recs... lol.
I'm thinking I'm on the borderline for Columbia. Any thoughts would be appreciated, thanks!!
170/3.76 CCN, Penn, Berkeley Forum
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Re: 170/3.76 CCN, Penn, Berkeley
I think you would have been borderline Columbia much earlier in the cycle but now you're probably a waitlist or so. Berkeley you're probably out...I had a higher GPA and same LSAT and I was rejected there. NYU and Chicago I'm not sure about, depends on how full their classes are. Penn I think you're in, but again, you're applying late in the cycle.
If you don't get into schools you're happy with, strongly consider reapplying next year but in September/October. It could make all the difference in the world for a borderline candidate such as yourself.
If you don't get into schools you're happy with, strongly consider reapplying next year but in September/October. It could make all the difference in the world for a borderline candidate such as yourself.
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Re: 170/3.76 CCN, Penn, Berkeley
Did you write a berkeley specific PS (that is, was it closer to 4 pages than 2) and/or a "Why Berkeley" essay? They seem to care about those things. I doubt you'll get Berkeley with that GPA, but it's still worth a shot if you do the above.
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Re: 170/3.76 CCN, Penn, Berkeley
WL-out at all of CCN.
Penn and Berkeley are a toss up.
Penn and Berkeley are a toss up.
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