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[hopefully_accepted]

I am looking to apply next cycle and I was wondering what my chances are like for T14 with my numbers, Teach for America, and National Guard experience. Thank you in advance for any input.

[tmon]

You'll only need to apply to the T14 and you should have a chance at $ from some. You should get most of the t14, assuming there are no serious red flags in other parts of your application. HYS is less likely.

[FryBreadPower]

lawschoolpredictor.com

Obviously your TFA and National Guard experience will be beneficial (I can't really comment on how beneficial though). You have solid/great shots all around the T14. Congrats on the great LSAT score; good luck with your cycle next year.

[emkay625]

TFA won't be as helpful as the military service will be, but with your numbers you don't need that much help to begin with. I think T6 secure fo sho.

[JamMasterJ]

T6 easily. Apply to HYS for lulz and b/c they may become intrgued. I can see S biting possibly

[Doorkeeper]

T6 easily. Apply to HYS for lulz and b/c they may become intrgued. I can see S biting possibly

Eh. Historically S prefers the higher GPA to the higher LSAT, URMs excluded. I would actually think H would bite more easily. The large class size allows for them to take some outliers if they're compelling enough as applicants.

[franklyscarlet]

T6 easily.

[JamMasterJ]

T6 easily. Apply to HYS for lulz and b/c they may become intrgued. I can see S biting possibly

Eh. Historically S prefers the higher GPA to the higher LSAT, URMs excluded. I would actually think H would bite more easily. The large class size allows for them to take some outliers if they're compelling enough as applicants.

S is also more soft observant than H. She doesn't have H's minimum gpa, but the interesting softs can help ppl get into S even without the ridiculous gpa standards. Off the top of my head, I know of a military vet with a similar LSAT and a 3.6 that got S for this reason.

[Doorkeeper]

T6 easily. Apply to HYS for lulz and b/c they may become intrgued. I can see S biting possibly

Eh. Historically S prefers the higher GPA to the higher LSAT, URMs excluded. I would actually think H would bite more easily. The large class size allows for them to take some outliers if they're compelling enough as applicants.

S is also more soft observant than H. She doesn't have H's minimum gpa, but the interesting softs can help ppl get into S even without the ridiculous gpa standards. Off the top of my head, I know of a military vet with a similar LSAT and a 3.6 that got S for this reason.

Fair. Looking through LSN both S and H have taken students with 175+ and 3.6 before, so I guess it's a toss-up for OP.

[JamMasterJ]

T6 easily. Apply to HYS for lulz and b/c they may become intrgued. I can see S biting possibly

Eh. Historically S prefers the higher GPA to the higher LSAT, URMs excluded. I would actually think H would bite more easily. The large class size allows for them to take some outliers if they're compelling enough as applicants.

S is also more soft observant than H. She doesn't have H's minimum gpa, but the interesting softs can help ppl get into S even without the ridiculous gpa standards. Off the top of my head, I know of a military vet with a similar LSAT and a 3.6 that got S for this reason.

Fair. Looking through LSN both S and H have taken students with 175+ and 3.6 before, so I guess it's a toss-up for OP.

yeah, and I feel like his/her softs are more valued at Stanford, and thus would carry more weight in overcoming the gpa

[RTFM]

Four people in my corps got H with 171+ (the two that had 171s got in off the waitlist at H but they got $$ everywhere else, including CCN). I'm not sure what their GPAs were, but apply early and you've got a great shot.

[justicefishy]

What everyone else is saying. T-6, 7-14 with $$ to $$$$ and maybe even some $$$$ at CCN if you get one of the named scholarships. Good luck!