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Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 11:10 pm
by CattyPake
Just wondering if I could get some feedback on my potential schools list. Is this a pretty well rounded list or do I need more safety schools? I'm sort of paranoid about not getting in anywhere
And what about money?
I have around a 3.6 (haven't calculated official LSAC GPA) and a 166 that I am retaking in Oct.
Cornell (Reachiest reach)
U Minnesota
Boston U
U Illinois (UIUC)
Boston College
U Washington
U Wisconsin
U Florida
U Connecticut
Thanks for helping out!
Re: Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 11:13 pm
by hawkeye22
CattyPake wrote:Just wondering if I could get some feedback on my potential schools list. Is this a pretty well rounded list or do I need more safety schools? I'm sort of paranoid about not getting in anywhere
And what about money?
I have around a 3.6 (haven't calculated official LSAC GPA) and a 166 that I am retaking in Oct.
Cornell (Reachiest reach)
U Minnesota
Boston U
U Illinois (UIUC)
Boston College
U Washington
U Wisconsin
U Florida
U Connecticut
Thanks for helping out!
I would include the following schools, because they tend to offer large scholarships to people with your numbers: Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Washington and Lee and Iowa. I agree with throwing an app to Cornell, its worth a shot.
EDIT: I got a full ride to Cardozo with those numbers, so you might want to consider that as well.
Re: Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 10:21 am
by Samara
IU-B FTW. You'll almost certainly get the best scholarships from them. Minn, UIUC and Boston U are going to be tough because you're below both medians. At BC, you're right at the median so you have a good shot with a strong app. You're pretty much a lock at the other schools. Come back with your actual GPA and retake score though for a better picture.
Re: Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 10:25 am
by Moomoo2u
CattyPake wrote:Just wondering if I could get some feedback on my potential schools list. Is this a pretty well rounded list or do I need more safety schools? I'm sort of paranoid about not getting in anywhere
And what about money?
I have around a 3.6 (haven't calculated official LSAC GPA) and a 166 that I am retaking in Oct.
Cornell (Reachiest reach)
U Minnesota
Boston U
U Illinois (UIUC)
Boston College
U Washington
U Wisconsin
U Florida
U Connecticut
Thanks for helping out!
If you're retaking then this list is not going to be much use if you get even 2-4 points higher you'd be a failrly strong candidate for GULC/Cornell.
You could add fordham and maybe GW to this list as well.
Re: Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 10:51 am
by WSJ_Law
Out at Cornell
Out at UIUC
Possibly BC at sticker
$ at Emory
$$$ at W&L
$$$ at Bama
$ at UF
Full Ride IUB (trolling... but you prob will get money)
Re: Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 10:56 am
by JamMasterJ
WSJ_Law wrote:Out at Cornell
Out at UIUC
Possibly BC at sticker
$ at Emory
$$$ at W&L
$$$ at Bama
$ at UF
Full Ride IUB (trolling... but you prob will get money)
this, though since IU got it's median to 166, I'm not sure if you will still get a full-ride this year
Re: Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 10:59 am
by minnbills
Didn't IUB get murdered at OCI this year? I would be wary.
You'll need another LSAT point for MN if you want money:
http://minnesota.lawschoolnumbers.com/stats/1011/
I think BC is a good bet for you
Re: Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 11:11 am
by bport hopeful
I got dinged at IUB with same LSAT, but significantly lower GPA. Id suggest putting an app in there, and make it early.
Re: Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 6:05 pm
by CattyPake
Moomoo mentioned GULC...what does that stand for?
Thanks for the tips and the IU suggestion although I won't be applying there since I go to IU for undergrad and I kinda hate living there, to put it mildly
Cornell is my dream school so hopefully my retake will make me more competitive there!
Re: Feedback on my list? 3.6/166
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 6:42 pm
by WSJ_Law
Georgetown University Law Center. And you're out there too w/ current #s.