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Hi, almost-numbers twin. Here's what I think:

Columbia - Deny
Chicago - Deny
NYU - WL/Deny
Mich - WL/Accept
Penn - WL
UVA - If ED WL/Accept
Duke - Deny
NU - Accept
Cornell - WL
Georgetown - Accept
UT-Austin - Deny
UCLA - WL
Vanderbilt - WL
USC - WL

Yeah, LSP is pretty sketchy for splitters because of GPA floors. I compiled a bunch of info on this here: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=162680

Awesome, thanks a lot for the feedback Samara. Quick question: do you think an ED to a reach school such as NYU or Penn could give us enough boost to get in? Or do you think we are pretty much out of luck either way?


Also: Thank God Leon moved to NYC

anyone anyone???

If you aren't URM (which you're not), a lot of those schools may be reaches. NU is probably good as they love the high LSAT and accept quite low GPAs, and maybe GULC and Cornell, but I haven't seen many splitter friendly results without URM status.

I could be wrong though.

abccc wrote:Awesome, thanks a lot for the feedback Samara. Quick question: do you think an ED to a reach school such as NYU or Penn could give us enough boost to get in? Or do you think we are pretty much out of luck either way?


Also: Thank God Leon moved to NYC

+10000 to this

I'll tell you what I'm doing. If my cycle plays out as expected, I'll be attending Northwestern next year. For me, that's perfect because I want Chicago. Wherever you want, it's still a great fit because it has national portability. I was tempted to ED to Northwestern and be done with it, but I feel like I'll regret not maximizing my cycle if I don't get dinged somewhere. If you look at this guy, you'll see that a 3.09/178/good softs got him dinged at CCN, but waitlisted at Harvard. So, I think the chances of getting H or CCN are small, but they aren't nonzero. Personally, I plan to ED to Chicago because it's my perfect school and RD to Harvard. I don't expect to get in, but I feel like I should give it a chance. I would say that your ED is about even for Penn v. NYU (NYU looks a tad more splitter-friendly), but the best way to go if you're not picky about the T14 is to ED ASAP to Virginia (which has super-quick turnaround time) and if not admitted, ED to Michigan if you're willing to do summer start or to Penn or NYU.

Samara wrote:

abccc wrote:Awesome, thanks a lot for the feedback Samara. Quick question: do you think an ED to a reach school such as NYU or Penn could give us enough boost to get in? Or do you think we are pretty much out of luck either way?


Also: Thank God Leon moved to NYC

+10000 to this

I'll tell you what I'm doing. If my cycle plays out as expected, I'll be attending Northwestern next year. For me, that's perfect because I want Chicago. Wherever you want, it's still a great fit because it has national portability. I was tempted to ED to Northwestern and be done with it, but I feel like I'll regret not maximizing my cycle if I don't get dinged somewhere. If you look at this guy, you'll see that a 3.09/178/good softs got him dinged at CCN, but waitlisted at Harvard. So, I think the chances of getting H or CCN are small, but they aren't nonzero. Personally, I plan to ED to Chicago because it's my perfect school and RD to Harvard. I don't expect to get in, but I feel like I should give it a chance. I would say that your ED is about even for Penn v. NYU (NYU looks a tad more splitter-friendly), but the best way to go if you're not picky about the T14 is to ED ASAP to Virginia (which has super-quick turnaround time) and if not admitted, ED to Michigan if you're willing to do summer start or to Penn or NYU.

Cool, thanks for the advice. Best of luck with Chicago!