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I would say you have a decent shot at Berkeley and a good chance at Cornell. Also, EDing at any of the lower T14 (not just UVA) should give you a good chance IMO. Have you checked out http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com ? It's very helpful, especially if you're interested in seeing what numbers get $.

You're not planning on applying this cycle right? Because if you are, a bunch of WLs are coming your way.

If you get your app in early next cycle, then Cornell, Berk, and even GULC are worth app fees. And if you really want to go to the highest ranked school possible at sticker, then ED at Mich, UVa, or Penn.

The Gentleman wrote:You're not planning on applying this cycle right? Because if you are, a bunch of WLs are coming your way.

If you get your app in early next cycle, then Cornell, Berk, and even GULC are worth app fees. And if you really want to go to the highest ranked school possible at sticker, then ED at Mich, UVa, or Penn.

There is a chance ED at CCN. Not a great one, but it's not auto reject.

Ialdabaoth wrote:I would say you have a decent shot at Berkeley and a good chance at Cornell. Also, EDing at any of the lower T14 (not just UVA) should give you a good chance IMO. Have you checked out http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com ? It's very helpful, especially if you're interested in seeing what numbers get $.

I had forgotten about this site. Thanks for the reminder.

The Gentleman wrote:You're not planning on applying this cycle right? Because if you are, a bunch of WLs are coming your way.

If you get your app in early next cycle, then Cornell, Berk, and even GULC are worth app fees. And if you really want to go to the highest ranked school possible at sticker, then ED at Mich, UVa, or Penn.

I'll be applying next September/October, and it'll probably be October if I decide to retake the LSAT. This is likely, as my prospects would drastically change with a 170+.

To everyone else - I've taken note of your contributions and very much appreciate your willingness to help.