Chances for TX law schools? Forum
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san2012

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Chances for TX law schools?
I'm applying this cycle (fall 2012) with a 3.87 degree granting gpa and 3.65 LSAC gpa. I had a bubbling error on the Oct LSAT and scored a 156. I'm retaking but I don't feel good about it. What are my chances, as is, for law schools in TX?
- Strange

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Re: Chances for TX law schools?
Don't apply this cycle. Re-take. Or, at least take the December test and see how you do. You won't get into any TX schools worth going to
- kalvano

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Re: Chances for TX law schools?
You're not getting in to UT, SMU, or UofH, so don't go until you can.
- 20130312

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Re: Chances for TX law schools?
If it truly was a bubbling error, then you can do better. Retake is TCR.
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005618502

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Re: Chances for TX law schools?
You definitely need to retake. Unless you want to go to St. Mary (you dont)
- Grizz

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Re: Chances for TX law schools?
kalvano wrote:You're not getting in to UT, SMU, or UofH, so don't go until you can.
- swilson215

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Re: Chances for TX law schools?
180. Tech would probably let you in with those numbers, but I hear the legal market in Lubbock is pretty crappy.kalvano wrote:You're not getting in to UT, SMU, or UofH, so don't go until you can.
Rack up an extra 4 points and you'll be likely at Baylor, and 6-8 points will get you a good shot at SMU and UH. You can do it!