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Hi all, I'm new here. I just got my LSAT and I am going to finish my applications. I'm already at a disadvantage because of applying very late (Dec. LSAT sucks!) but now with this horrible score what are my prospects at T2 schools? I know I have a chance of gaining admission but is there any scholarship money to be had or should I just be thankful if I get in? Finally, do law schools offer scholarships to students for their second year if they do exceptionally well their first year? Thanks.

Since you don't have a GPA, you have no chances.

Grizz wrote:Since you don't have a GPA, you have no chances.

LOL Oh for heaven's sakes, of course I have a GPA, it just doesn't matter all that much to law schools. The LSAT is where it's all at, unfortunately. A good GPA can't really compensate for a bad LSAT. Let's just say that my GPA isn't going to be holding me back. I have a cumulative 4.0 (out of 4.0) GPA and I am a double major--philosophy and political science.

Philosopher King wrote:

Grizz wrote:Since you don't have a GPA, you have no chances.

LOL Oh for heaven's sakes, of course I have a GPA, it just doesn't matter all that much to law schools. The LSAT is where it's all at, unfortunately. A good GPA can't really compensate for a bad LSAT. Let's just say that my GPA isn't going to be holding me back. I have a cumulative 4.0 (out of 4.0) GPA

Who the hell told you GPA doesn't matter? You should find them and punch them in the spleen.

A 4.0 LSAC GPA?

So does anyone have any advice for me or experience with Drexel or Temple? Good news is that it appears my LSAT is above 75th percentile at Widener...