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Hello,
I am applying for law school this fall. So far I have taken 3 practice tests and have scored 158. I have a 2.9 GPA. I am latino, first generation college student, and poor.

What are my chances for:
Berkeley
UCLA
Hasting
Davis
USC

I really want to go to usc law school. I am taking a blueprint class soon to raise my lsat. I know I can raise. I just need to learn how to tackle logical reasoning and logic games questions.

What LSAT must I get to be accepted to USC or any of the other law schools?

No idea on the answers here but try the LSAT portion of this forum for advice akin to miracle work when it comes to improving your LSAT. It is in fact a very learnable test.

Most people wont answer these until you have a real lsat, like the above poster mentioned there are many great resources on here for study help. What kind of latino matters for if you get the urm bump. California schools are very gpa whoreish, so I dont think you really have a shot at usc, ucla or berkeley. Get a 172 and you have a good shot at some lower t14 s.

Basically check out lawschoolnumbers.com until you have a real score then come back and ask.

latinomike wrote:Hello,
I am applying for law school this fall. So far I have taken 3 practice tests and have scored 158. I have a 2.9 GPA. I am latino, first generation college student, and poor.

What are my chances for:
Berkeley
UCLA
Hasting
Davis
USC

I really want to go to USC Law school. I am taking a blueprint class soon to raise my lsat. I know I can raise. I just need to learn how to tackle logical reasoning and logic games questions.

What LSAT must I get to be accepted to USC or any of the other law schools?

No chance anywhere except Hastings (should get in) and maybe get waitlisted at Davis.

Best of luck!

http://www.lawschoolpredictor.com

Cali schools, unfortunately, really like high gpas, which you don't have. your URM status (and first gen college student status, to a lesser extent) will help, but unless you can score in at least the high 160s on the lsat, most of those schools are highly unlikely. If you can score above a school's 75th% lsat score, you'll have a good shot. Berkeley with a 2.9 gpa is highly unlikely, even if you score well into the 170s on the lsat.

Take a look at UC Irvine as well.

Good luck on the LSAT and beyond.

Thank You everyone. I have 3 months to study for LSAT and raise my score!!