168/3.6 Cornell EA? Forum

[sangr]

hey guys what chances do i have with a 168 and 3.6?


I'm wondering if i have a better chance with that or Texas (nonresident)

thank you

[Hawkeye Pierce]

Uh, this is pretty easy to figure out yourself with LSN.

Cornell: http://cornell.lawschoolnumbers.com/app ... ,8&type=jd
Texas: http://texas.lawschoolnumbers.com/appli ... ,8&type=jd

You don't have to make a thread about every little question you have -- apply some common sense.

[HeavenWood]

Uh, this is pretty easy to figure out yourself with LSN.

Cornell: http://cornell.lawschoolnumbers.com/app ... ,8&type=jd
Texas: http://texas.lawschoolnumbers.com/appli ... ,8&type=jd

You don't have to make a thread about every little question you have -- apply some common sense.

Good God, man. You could have said that without all the douche.

[Hawkeye Pierce]

Uh, this is pretty easy to figure out yourself with LSN.

Cornell: http://cornell.lawschoolnumbers.com/app ... ,8&type=jd
Texas: http://texas.lawschoolnumbers.com/appli ... ,8&type=jd

You don't have to make a thread about every little question you have -- apply some common sense.

Good God, man. You could have said that without all the douche.

Of course I could have. But the OPs threads are all so inane.

[buckilaw]

hey guys what chances do i have with a 168 and 3.6?


I'm wondering if i have a better chance with that or Texas (nonresident)

thank you

I think Texas has a hard GPA floor at 3.7, not sure if they can maintain it with less applications.