3.1 175 ED penn Forum

[senorhosh]

I already have a 171.
Before I retake, I want to know if it's going to make much of a difference.
The only data from LSN is in 2008-2009 with someone with 3.13/176 getting in ED.
(Easier cycle back then??)

Would I have a good shot with a 175-177?
Also I'm looking for anecdotal evidence of rejections/acceptances with similar numbers if there are any, since there seems to be not much data from LSN.

Thanks

[Tom Joad]

Did you already graduate undergrad? Because your GPA is the area to make up ground.

[senorhosh]

Did you already graduate undergrad? Because your GPA is the area to make up ground.

Graduating next quarter. Most I can get is around 3.14 but as a Chem major taking Pchem and Pchem lab, I don't know think that's likely. Most likely GPA is a 3.12

[Tom Joad]

Did you already graduate undergrad? Because your GPA is the area to make up ground.

Graduating next quarter. Most I can get is around 3.14 but as a Chem major taking Pchem and Pchem lab, I don't know think that's likely. Most likely GPA is a 3.12

If you are super serious about law school you could push back graduating and take a bunch of easy classes to get A+s but I am not sure if the benefit is worth the cost. No matter what you will be a splitter.

[alpha kenny body]

What about an AA male with the same numbers, great softs, and thorough letters of recommendation?

[JustE]

What about an AA male with the same numbers, great softs, and thorough letters of recommendation?

Shot at H and a couple full rides to T-14s. Blanket all of them.

[Worker and Parasite]

Did you already graduate undergrad? Because your GPA is the area to make up ground.

Graduating next quarter. Most I can get is around 3.14 but as a Chem major taking Pchem and Pchem lab, I don't know think that's likely. Most likely GPA is a 3.12

holy shit Pchem is a nightmare. Can't you like take some extra semesters around it? Pchem is unfun unfun unfun