3.78 / 163 Forum

elong1988 · Post by **elong1988** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 4:27 am

I can't retake as I already have one previous score and one cancel on record.
I was a little disappointed in my lsat, going in I thought I had at least 165 in the bag but really wasn't feeling well on test day.
Applying next cycle which should help me out.

Possible schools:
U of Colorado
UNC
UGA
Emory
USC
UC-Davis
Fordham
BC
Wake

I'm thinking USC and Emory prob arn't going to happen, as well as BC and Fordham.
Good shot at the rest.
I'll prob pick a couple safeties as well.
Any thoughts?

rebexness · Post by **rebexness** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 5:22 pm

bk1 · Post by **bk1** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 5:25 pm

http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com

http://www.lawschoolpredictor.com

elong1988 · Post by **elong1988** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 11:24 pm

I'm from the southeast and wouldn't mind staying around here, hence the UNC UGA Emory, but I really want to go out west like Colorado or Cali.
I love the Denver area and could see myself practicing there so U of Colo. is kinda my first choice right now.
But if I got in to a higher ranked school like USC or Emory I might have to think twice.
Also living in warm weather my entire life has me a little worried about the Colorado winters.
What do you think my chances are at the schools I listed in the OP?
(and yes I know about the predicting websites I just wanted to hear what other people had to say)

99.9luft · Post by **99.9luft** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 11:28 pm

elong1988 wrote:I can't retake as I already have one previous score and one cancel on record.
I was a little disappointed in my lsat, going in I thought I had at least 165 in the bag but really wasn't feeling well on test day.
Applying next cycle which should help me out.

Possible schools:
U of Colorado
UNC
UGA
Emory
USC
UC-Davis
Fordham
BC
Wake

I'm thinking USC and Emory prob arn't going to happen, as well as BC and Fordham.
Good shot at the rest.
I'll prob pick a couple safeties as well.
Any thoughts?

lol, you know you can go for the 4th attempt, right?

elong1988 · Post by **elong1988** » Sun Mar 06, 2011 12:26 pm

I was under the impression that you could only take it three times in a two year period.
I took the last three in a row (oct 2010, dec 2010, feb 2011)
And I feel like sitting for the test three times is already a lot, how would I explain four?

Does anyone think my GPA will help me out at the schools where my LSAT is a little low?

99.9luft · Post by **99.9luft** » Sun Mar 06, 2011 12:33 pm

elong1988 wrote:I was under the impression that you could only take it three times in a two year period.
I took the last three in a row (oct 2010, dec 2010, feb 2011)
And I feel like sitting for the test three times is already a lot, how would I explain four?

You can have a school grant you the permission to take it for the 4th time. What is there to explain? If you get a higher score, you get a higher score. How do you explain being rejected from the schools you want to go to? Your highest was a 163.

justadude55 · Post by **justadude55** » Sun Mar 06, 2011 12:45 pm

elong1988 wrote:I can't retake as I already have one previous score and one cancel on record.
I was a little disappointed in my lsat, going in I thought I had at least 165 in the bag but really wasn't feeling well on test day.
Applying next cycle which should help me out.

Possible schools:
U of Colorado IN
UNC IN
UGA WL/OUT
Emory OUT
USC OUT
UC-Davis IN
Fordham WL/OUT
BC OUT
Wake IN

I'm thinking USC and Emory prob arn't going to happen, as well as BC and Fordham.
Good shot at the rest.
I'll prob pick a couple safeties as well.
Any thoughts?

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