2.83/166 Forum

[harocutter]

GPA: 2.83

LSAT: 166 or 93 percentile, I just like putting that in

Schools I have applied to: UCI, Loyola LA, Pepperdine, USD, Chapman


Chances on admission to these schools? Scholarship possibilities?

[Jah'rakal]

in b4 retake or don't go

[harocutter]

I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean? Could you please explain?

[20130312]

in b4 retake or don't go

TITCR

[law4vus]

I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean? Could you please explain?

He wanted to post in your thread before someone told you to retake the LSAT or don't go to law school.

[Jah'rakal]

GPA: 2.83

LSAT: 166 or 93 percentile, I just like putting that in

Schools I have applied to: UCI, Loyola LA, Pepperdine, USD, Chapman


Chances on admission to these schools? Scholarship possibilities?

on a more serious note, congrats on that lsat, i think chapman's ur safety, definitely good chance at Pepperdine, USD, and Loyola. I don't know abt UCI though, are you a underrepresented minority? if so, u might get UCI, otherwise, it will be tough. i guess it depends on if UCI is still giving away a lot of money to attract applicants, if they stopped doing it, could help u out a lot

[swilson215]

jah'rakal is right for the most part. I think you'll be in at Chapman, probably with $. I'm assuming you want to stay in SoCal based on your list, am I right? If so, apply to Southwestern, you'll get some $$. I think Pdine is sticky on GPAs, but a 166 will go far there. I think UCI will still be doing one more year of an auto 1/3 scholly, and with the people it's attracting as faculty and administration (and the buzz it's generating about shooting to a T1 as soon as it's fully accredited) I think it will probably be a pretty big reach.

If you're cool with CA in general, check out Santa Clara and McGeorge as well -- you'll probably get some $$ at either of those schools.

[JamMasterJ]

unfortunately, Cali schools are rough for people with low GPAs. If you can stomach leaving the coast, look in the midwest