odds at west virginia university and texas tech? Forum

[knhim12]

Lsat 150 (I know terrible but I don't have time to take it over)
GPA 3.44 (counting dual credit classes I took in High school)

[CanadianWolf]

Try lawschoolnumbers.com Your odds are quite low at both law schools assuming that you are not an URM. Better chance at West Virginia, however.

[law4vus]

Lsat 150 (I know terrible but I don't have time to take it over)
GPA 3.44 (counting dual credit classes I took in High school)

Why don't you have time to take it over?

[j12]

Lsat 150 (I know terrible but I don't have time to take it over)
GPA 3.44 (counting dual credit classes I took in High school)

You should have plenty of time to retake considering that you probably won't be enrolling in either of these schools with that score. You can learn how to do well on the lsat, and drastically improve your chances at these schools.

Also, realize both of these schools are regional and you will be unlikely to find employment outside of the immediate area for either school (provided you don't have some special connections).

[TheFactor]

Retake or don't go to law school.

[knhim12]

I don't have time to because I'm applying early decision for all of them. I know that most aren't due till November 10 but I decided to wait and apply and see if any of my selected schools would admit me. I should have put on the post "please dont tell me to take it again". Ok well what about St. Marys or South Texas?

[BuckinghamB]

Honestly, you should reconsider applying this cycle, or at least EDing. Investing the time to properly prepare for a future test WILL pay dividends. There is much room to improve upon that score, and taking a year off will be well worth it if you can see a substantial increase....even if you get into those schools, employment prospects aren't spectacular. I guess my point is, you say there isn't time for a retake....I say you should make time for one--it's in your best interest.