3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA???? Forum
- kingjones59
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3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
Hey guys I have a 3.95/165 LSAT+ plus I took it yesterday but I do not know how it went so just judge me using these numbers. My question is where do I have a better chance of getting into with ED? UVA or Duke? I have pretty decent softs- social fraternity, professional internship with a big 3 automaker, Honors College... Thank you!
EDIT: FWIW, I was given merit-based fee-waivers to both of these schools
EDIT: FWIW, I was given merit-based fee-waivers to both of these schools
- Tiago Splitter
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
UVA. Duke didn't let in anyone white people with an LSAT that low last cycle.
- kingjones59
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
Do you think I have a good chance of admittance via ED at UVA?
- Tiago Splitter
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
Well right now I have no idea since you have no score. If you get a 165 then yes, absolutely.kingjones59 wrote:Do you think I have a good chance of admittance via ED at UVA?
- kingjones59
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
I do have a score, I have a 165. I took the LSAT again yesterday to try and improve
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- Grizz
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
Since when is being in a fraternity a decent soft?
- kingjones59
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
Just posting some of my softs. I am saying I have decent softs overall, that in no way implies that each and every soft qualifies as decent.
- beachbum
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
Skull and Bones, bro.Grizz wrote:Since when is being in a fraternity a decent soft?
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
I applied last cycle with similar number, but my GPA is a little higher than yours. I didn't ED to Duke and UVA, and was rejected by both of them. Some people with similar numbers ED to UVA and are all accepted. You can either take a gamble by ED to neither one of them like I did and if you are lucky, you might get a better LSAT socre in November and end up in a better school; OR if you are not an underrepresented minority nor have fantastic personal statement/experience, in the meantime your LSAT score doesn't improve, you probably will be better off ED to UVA.
- kingjones59
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
Can I ask you how your cycle went?
- Tanicius
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
kingjones59 wrote:Can I ask you how your cycle went?
You'll be fine if you ED to UVA with a 165/3.95.
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
Quick look at LSN for the last cycle or so shows that you've got a much better shot at UVa. Unless you have a significant aversion to Charlottesville, send in your ED contract asap.
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
ED to UVA. If it doesn't work out, you can always try for Duke after (although in order to get the most bites at the apple, I would recommend shooting for either Michigan or Penn ED first since Duke has Round II ED and they don't).
- beachbum
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Re: 3.95/ 165 ED Duke or UVA????
+1, assuming OP doesn't have any strong preferences one way or the otherHeavenWood wrote:ED to UVA. If it doesn't work out, you can always try for Duke after (although in order to get the most bites at the apple, I would recommend shooting for either Michigan or Penn ED first since Duke has Round II ED and they don't).
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