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I would like some help deciding where I should apply.
I'm an international app with a 168 LSAT and a above average GPA (8.96 on a 10.00 scale).
I'm not willing to retake (I get VERY nervous on tests like this and I do not think I could do much better).
I don't know if this affects my chances, but some info about me:
- law undergrad, practicing lawyer for the last 14 months
- 2 years as a TA (Constitutional Law)
- 2 years at law clinic
- 3 years as an intern at the Public Defenders Off.
- research assistant for 2 law professors
- publications: law book and 5 law articles
- 5 languages
Since I'm an international I'm not eligible for federal loans and I was hoping to get a good scholarship.
Any thoughts?

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Well, if you don't mind the Midwest, what about WUSTL or IU-B?

Good thoughts, they're splitter friendly and generous with scholarships. I would look hard there--Bloomington is a cool city. What languages, just curious? And isn't Unagi eel?

cinephile wrote:Well, if you don't mind the Midwest, what about WUSTL or IU-B?

Apply to Berkeley, Cornell, Georgetown, and any other school with an LSAT median of 168 or below in the markets you're interested in. Michigan and Vandy are reaches, but a good app could push you over the hump (provided you're ok with paying sticker). There's also the slimmest of slim chances that Stanford could throw you a bone.

Thanks everyone!!

Bodhi_mind, this is Unagi:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z6yrcvP ... re=related

(and the languages: portuguese, english, spanish, french and italian)

lmao @ unagi. I think Buddhists call that mindfulness tee hee

Impressive! You gotta branch out from romance languages bruh .

Unagi wrote:Thanks everyone!!

Bodhi_mind, this is Unagi:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z6yrcvP ... re=related

(and the languages: portuguese, english, spanish, french and italian)