Hey all.
As it says in the title: 3.42 GPA and a 165 LSAT. I am also a TFA almuni... if that makes any difference.
What do you think about my chances at:
UT-Austin
Notre Dame
IU-B
Univ. of Washington
WASH U
Wisconsin
Colorado
Thanks for your help!
Chance me please? 3.42 and 165 Forum
- akili
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Re: Chance me please? 3.42 and 165
Where do you want to live after graduation? Where do you have ties?
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Re: Chance me please? 3.42 and 165
akili wrote:Where do you want to live after graduation? Where do you have ties?
I have ties in the midwest (St Lou, Indianapolis) and in Texas. I'd like to end up living either in the northwest or the midwest preferably.
- akili
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Re: Chance me please? 3.42 and 165
The Northwest is pretty notoriously hard to break in to without ties. You are out at UT, because they have a pretty tough GPA floor. If you are a resident, it might still be worth applying, but the odds are really slim. I would add UH and SMU to your list if you are interested in practicing in Texas. You are probably out at WUSTL too. I would take Colorado off your list unless you want to live in Colorado.turnercr wrote:akili wrote:Where do you want to live after graduation? Where do you have ties?
I have ties in the midwest (St Lou, Indianapolis) and in Texas. I'd like to end up living either in the northwest or the midwest preferably.
If you want to live and work in the Midwest, just apply there. Don't go to school in a place you don't want to live.
If you want to see for yourself check out lawschoolnumbers.com and look at the graphs for each school.
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Re: Chance me please? 3.42 and 165
Texas is your only true "reach", in my opinion. In at IUB, Colorado & Indiana. Likely at WashUStL. Waitlist at Notre Dame. Likely at Univ. of Washington based on your numbers, but not certain whether or not residents are given preference.
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