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Hey everyone I'm a junior studying for the June LSAT and wanted to get everyone's opinion on the score needed to get accepted off ED at each of MVP for someone with a 3.5x. I have looked at LSN quite a bit and from what I can tell all 3 schools are going to require a 170+ for someone with a 3.5. Thanks for your help

170. Try for 180.

Stifler wrote:Hey everyone I'm a junior studying for the June LSAT and wanted to get everyone's opinion on the score needed to get accepted off ED at each of MVP for someone with a 3.5x. I have looked at LSN quite a bit and from what I can tell all 3 schools are going to require a 170+ for someone with a 3.5. Thanks for your help

Load up on classes for Summer + Senior year.
1. Raise GPA
2. Year Off
3. Study LSAT/Work Experience during that year, there is no rush to go to law school straight through.
4. ???
5. Profit

Once you graduate your GPA is set in stone, many here wish they could go back, you can, make the most of it.

Ruxin1 wrote:

Stifler wrote:Hey everyone I'm a junior studying for the June LSAT and wanted to get everyone's opinion on the score needed to get accepted off ED at each of MVP for someone with a 3.5x. I have looked at LSN quite a bit and from what I can tell all 3 schools are going to require a 170+ for someone with a 3.5. Thanks for your help

Load up on classes for Summer + Senior year.
1. Raise GPA
2. Year Off
3. Study LSAT/Work Experience during that year, there is no rush to go to law school straight through.
4. ???
5. Profit

Once you graduate your GPA is set in stone, many here wish they could go back, you can, make the most of it.

Baby Jeffrey, forever unclean!

Ruxin1 wrote:

Stifler wrote:Hey everyone I'm a junior studying for the June LSAT and wanted to get everyone's opinion on the score needed to get accepted off ED at each of MVP for someone with a 3.5x. I have looked at LSN quite a bit and from what I can tell all 3 schools are going to require a 170+ for someone with a 3.5. Thanks for your help

Load up on classes for Summer + Senior year.
1. Raise GPA
2. Year Off
3. Study LSAT/Work Experience during that year, there is no rush to go to law school straight through.
4. ???
5. Profit

Once you graduate your GPA is set in stone, many here wish they could go back, you can, make the most of it.

Completely agree with all of this. But even if he can get his GPA up to a 3.6-3.7, he'll likely still need a 170. Definitely will for Penn and UVA. 169 might get him in to Michigan.