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Been lurking around here for a while. Decided to make an account.

24 year old male
LSDAS- 3.64
LSAT- 170
URM- Puerto Rican
State of Residency- MA

I decided not to apply this cycle because I literally have no softs. Good idea? I wanted to take this year and improve that.

Anyone want to predict my T14 cycle for when I apply next September?

Where?

I'm not really good at these things, but here goes nothing:

Yale - Waitlist, Reject
Harvard - Waitlist, In
Stanford - In
Columbia - Waitlist, In
Chicago - In
NYU - In
Penn - In $$
Michigan - In $$$
Virginia - In $$
Duke - In $$$
Northwestern - In w/ WE $$
Cornell - In $$$
Georgetown- In $

Shooter wrote:I'm not really good at these things, but here goes nothing:

Yale - Waitlist, Reject
Harvard - Waitlist, In
Stanford - In
Columbia - Waitlist, In
Chicago - In
NYU - In
Penn - In $$
Michigan - In $$$
Virginia - In $$
Duke - In $$$
Northwestern - In w/ WE $$
Cornell - In $$$
Georgetown- In $

for some reason, I thought PRs weren't really given the URM boost, or is that Cuban?

JamMasterJ wrote:

Shooter wrote:I'm not really good at these things, but here goes nothing:

Yale - Waitlist, Reject
Harvard - Waitlist, In
Stanford - In
Columbia - Waitlist, In
Chicago - In
NYU - In
Penn - In $$
Michigan - In $$$
Virginia - In $$
Duke - In $$$
Northwestern - In w/ WE $$
Cornell - In $$$
Georgetown- In $

for some reason, I thought PRs weren't really given the URM boost, or is that Cuban?

It's Cuban.

chimp wrote:

JamMasterJ wrote:

Shooter wrote:I'm not really good at these things, but here goes nothing:

Yale - Waitlist, Reject
Harvard - Waitlist, In
Stanford - In
Columbia - Waitlist, In
Chicago - In
NYU - In
Penn - In $$
Michigan - In $$$
Virginia - In $$
Duke - In $$$
Northwestern - In w/ WE $$
Cornell - In $$$
Georgetown- In $

for some reason, I thought PRs weren't really given the URM boost, or is that Cuban?

It's Cuban.

Oh, well then Shooter is fairly close, though I'm guessing Stanford will not be "IN"

That's a good point, actually. My lay-analysis didn't account for different variations of URM. Told you wasn't very good at this...

Also, I put Stanford as "in" because:

1) OP is at Stanford's LSAT median.
2) He will be spending a year concentrating on nothing but soft factors.
3) I'm still in a Christmas-y state of mind.

Being PR is a soft. Talk about your grandfather's struggles if you have to.

Unless you plan on curing AIDS or cancer, I suggest you apply with what you have. Then again, you could be a Monk in Kathmandu for a year or something.