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160/3.97 GPA

Post by thelawschoolproject » Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:00 pm

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Re: 160/3.97 GPA

Post by WhoIsDonDraper » Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:21 pm

As far as TLS posters go, I am a total noob. However I can already tell you your answer will be a resounding retake from anyone to whom it is worth listening.

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Re: 160/3.97 GPA

Post by ThomasMN » Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:30 pm

Really can't say until the retake gets done. A 160 with a 3.97 has the potential of not getting you into any of those schools. Get yourself at least a 165+ and you're looking good. 170 and up and you are going to go go t-14 with money. Get to studying for the LSAT.

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Re: 160/3.97 GPA

Post by Blessedassurance » Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:50 pm

What kind of urm?

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Re: 160/3.97 GPA

Post by 20121109 » Sat Jul 30, 2011 5:05 pm

ThomasMN wrote:Really can't say until the retake gets done. A 160 with a 3.97 has the potential of not getting you into any of those schools. Get yourself at least a 165+ and you're looking good. 170 and up and you are going to go go t-14 with money. Get to studying for the LSAT.
I think you might have missed the URM part.

Your response should have been:
Blessedassurance wrote:What kind of urm?
This question is crucial. If OP is an AA/NA, s/he is in at all those schools and should shoot higher. If OP is PR/Mexican, s/he is still in at most of those schools, though the money may not be as generous.

With URM status, a retake may be advisable but certainly not necessary.

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Re: 160/3.97 GPA

Post by firemed » Sat Jul 30, 2011 5:21 pm

The advice from Gaia is good.

I will say that I am glad you indicated you are retaking... if you are AA/NA and can score 165+ you have a good shot at all of the T14 (yes, even HYS though it wouldn't be an amazing chance, it would be a chance) with that GPA. If you are PR/MA then a 168+ will net much the same result.

170+ and you will have it made at the lower T14 and great shots at all of the upper unless you photocopy your butt and send it in as a PS. :D


In any case I would strongly recommend the LSAT prep forums here at TLS, as well as the Powerscore LG and LR bibles.

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Re: 160/3.97 GPA

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Re: 160/3.97 GPA

Post by soj » Sun Jul 31, 2011 4:04 am

You're in everywhere you listed. If you actually score 166-172 (and perhaps even if you don't), you're in everywhere, period. Don't ED anywhere.

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Re: 160/3.97 GPA

Post by lawgod » Sun Jul 31, 2011 4:06 am

Don't retake. If you end up with 155, you'll be pretty much locked out of those schools.

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Re: 160/3.97 GPA

Post by soj » Sun Jul 31, 2011 4:46 am

lawgod wrote:If you end up with 155, you'll be pretty much locked out of those schools.
I doubt it.

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