i had a 165 and 166 (practiced at a 169-172 the 2nd time around)
my gpa is above their median.
What do i need to feel comfortable about getting into CLS for the next cycle (applying september 1st)
I plan on taking the June test.
taking into account my 2 lower scores ofcourse..
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Re: Chance at CLS?
People rarely get into CLS with anything less than a 170. They drop a point lower or two for people with high GPAs who ED, but a 166 has a very slim chance unless you're a URM.
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duckmoney wrote:People rarely get into CLS with anything less than a 170. They drop a point lower or two for people with high GPAs who ED, but a 166 has a very slim chance unless you're a URM.
My question is with my 2 lower scores, what score would i need to get (on the june test) to have a comfortable chance at getting in...
iv seen their medians however with 2 lower scores would i need a supremely high lsat..
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Re: Chance at CLS?
Exactly how far above their median is your GPA?
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redsoxfan2495 wrote:Exactly how far above their median is your GPA?
they are 3.72 im a 3.76
nothing major but still nothing negative...
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Re: Chance at CLS?
See if you can hit 173. I think that if you can manage to get above both medians there's not much chance they'll turn you down ED.JD=Doctor wrote:redsoxfan2495 wrote:Exactly how far above their median is your GPA?
they are 3.72 im a 3.76
nothing major but still nothing negative...
EDIT: As far as applying RD and feeling "comfortable," I'd still say about the same, maybe a point higher. Remember that only your highest score counts towards their stats.
Anybody else have any insight into how they handle big jumps in LSAT scores?
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