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167 LSAT
3.69 GPA from Michigan
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I'd like to know if it's worth applying ED to any of the schools on my list. I am from the Detroit area and would be fine working in Michigan (or the Midwest in general), but also have family in DC and Philadelphia and would be open to working either of those places.

I would really appreciate any advice about what my chances would be at the following schools, as well as if applying ED might improve my chances.

Chicago
Penn
Virginia
Michigan
Northwestern
Georgetown
Texas
Vanderbilt
Minnesota
George Washington
Notre Dame
Illinois
Indiana

Thanks for any input!

try law school by numbers and law school predictor.

It looks like with ED, you have a shot at Michigan, though there's not much data.

Otherwise you're looking at maybe Cornell or Texas, and definitely USC or Minnesota.

LSATSCORES2012 wrote:It looks like with ED, you have a shot at Michigan, though there's not much data.

Otherwise you're looking at maybe Cornell or Texas, and definitely USC or Minnesota.

Thanks!

In doing some research it seems I might have a shot at Michigan and possibly Georgetown (?) with ED. Wondering if anyone has any experience applying ED to Michigan with similar numbers. And would this then mean I'm not likely to get any scholarship money?

cclawer wrote:

LSATSCORES2012 wrote:It looks like with ED, you have a shot at Michigan, though there's not much data.

Otherwise you're looking at maybe Cornell or Texas, and definitely USC or Minnesota.

Thanks!

In doing some research it seems I might have a shot at Michigan and possibly Georgetown (?) with ED. Wondering if anyone has any experience applying ED to Michigan with similar numbers. And would this then mean I'm not likely to get any scholarship money?

Your LSAT will probably preclude you from getting aid