shot at t14 Forum

[tacites]

what are my chances at t14 if...
gpa 3.7 but one withdrawal
no lsat yet but predicting 170-173
major anthropology/latin
*expunged underage alcohol possession (1st deg misdem)oops
not a minority
two decent LOR
semester internship in d.c. for WE
1 year undergrad biochem research for WE

thanks!

[Alan]

3.7/ 170 gives you a shot at the bottom half of the T14. Every additional point helps your chances considerably.

People will suggest asking again when you have an actual LSAT score.

[PARTY]

1. withdrawals don't matter. (unless you have a shitton of them.)
2. 3.7 is alright, but you'll need a good LSAT to bolster it.
3. get an official LSAT score.
4. your major doesn't matter, unless it's IP compatible.
5. your criminal history shouldn't matter; just disclose properly.
6. your work experience is whatever, unless you can really sell it on the resume or in an essay.

check http://www.lawschoolpredictor.com/wp-co ... ograms.htm for more details.

also, http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com/ can be helpful.

[Br3v]

1. withdrawals don't matter. (unless you have a shitton of them.)
2. 3.7 is alright, but you'll need a good LSAT to bolster it.
3. get an official LSAT score.
4. your major doesn't matter, unless it's IP compatible.
5. your criminal history shouldn't matter; just disclose properly.
6. your work experience is whatever, unless you can really sell it on the resume or in an essay.

check http://www.lawschoolpredictor.com/wp-co ... ograms.htm for more details.

also, http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com/ can be helpful.

only thing needs to be noted is to ensure that your withdrawal is listed as non-punitive otherwise LSAC factors it in as a F which brings down gpa. If it just says W on your transcript you should be fine.

[PARTY]

1. withdrawals don't matter. (unless you have a shitton of them.)
2. 3.7 is alright, but you'll need a good LSAT to bolster it.
3. get an official LSAT score.
4. your major doesn't matter, unless it's IP compatible.
5. your criminal history shouldn't matter; just disclose properly.
6. your work experience is whatever, unless you can really sell it on the resume or in an essay.

check http://www.lawschoolpredictor.com/wp-co ... ograms.htm for more details.

also, http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com/ can be helpful.

only thing needs to be noted is to ensure that your withdrawal is listed as non-punitive otherwise LSAC factors it in as a F which brings down gpa. If it just says W on your transcript you should be fine.

appreciate the correction. though, i guess i don't really know what a punitive withdrawal is.

[Br3v]

1. withdrawals don't matter. (unless you have a shitton of them.)
2. 3.7 is alright, but you'll need a good LSAT to bolster it.
3. get an official LSAT score.
4. your major doesn't matter, unless it's IP compatible.
5. your criminal history shouldn't matter; just disclose properly.
6. your work experience is whatever, unless you can really sell it on the resume or in an essay.

check http://www.lawschoolpredictor.com/wp-co ... ograms.htm for more details.

also, http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com/ can be helpful.

only thing needs to be noted is to ensure that your withdrawal is listed as non-punitive otherwise LSAC factors it in as a F which brings down gpa. If it just says W on your transcript you should be fine.

appreciate the correction. though, i guess i don't really know what a punitive withdrawal is.

I think if you late withdrawal and take a F. Different schools have different policies.

[2014]

Your GPA is sufficient for everything below the top 3, you really should be aiming for 173+ but it of course is by no means a given.