3.94/164 Reverse Splitter Forum
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3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
LSAC GPA: 3.94 (business econ w/ math & philosophy classes)
LSAT: 164 (weakest part of app, don't know if I can pull it up)
non-URM, K-JD, young applicant, hopefully good LOR's and essays.
Various white-collar PT jobs, decent volunteering, student organization leadership, no awards.
No disciplinary record.
Chances for:
HSCoN: No chance with that LSAT, I know...
UVA (September ED)
Penn
Berkeley
NU (really want to attend for Kellogg/b-school slant, but no full-time W/E will hurt me)
Cornell
Duke
Gtown
Vandy
BC
BU
Fordham
W&M
Cardozo
UConn (IS)
LSAT: 164 (weakest part of app, don't know if I can pull it up)
non-URM, K-JD, young applicant, hopefully good LOR's and essays.
Various white-collar PT jobs, decent volunteering, student organization leadership, no awards.
No disciplinary record.
Chances for:
HSCoN: No chance with that LSAT, I know...
UVA (September ED)
Penn
Berkeley
NU (really want to attend for Kellogg/b-school slant, but no full-time W/E will hurt me)
Cornell
Duke
Gtown
Vandy
BC
BU
Fordham
W&M
Cardozo
UConn (IS)
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
You're in at UVA ED, but do you really want to go to UVA at sticker when you can do much better? You're young. You have time. Study, retake, get work experience.
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Also, lawschoolnumbers.com
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
URM?
If not I'd say you have a pretty good shot under VB on your list.
UVA is not likely but possible at ED. LSN has a few people who have been admitted with your numbers who were ED.
Are you able to retake??
If not I'd say you have a pretty good shot under VB on your list.
UVA is not likely but possible at ED. LSN has a few people who have been admitted with your numbers who were ED.
Are you able to retake??
- RSterling
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
vdog wrote:LSAC GPA: 3.94 (business econ w/ math & philosophy classes)
LSAT: 164 (weakest part of app, don't know if I can pull it up)
K-JD, young applicant, hopefully good LOR's and essays.
Various white-collar PT jobs, decent volunteering, student organization leadership, no awards.
No disciplinary record.
Chances for:
HSCoN: No chance with that LSAT, I know... Yeah, you're definitely out.
UVA I got in ED with a 166/4.0 in 2010, so maybe?(September ED)
Penn out
Berkeley likely out barring a really killer PS
NU (really want to attend for Kellogg/b-school slant, but no full-time W/E will hurt me) likely out w/o WE
Cornell WL/In
Duke WL but probably out
Gtown out
Vandy WL/In
BC In
BU In
Fordham in
W&M in w/ $
Cardozo in w/ $
UConn (IS) in w/ $$
I hate to be the TLS broken record, but a retake could do you some good. A 4-5 more points and you're looking at a lot more acceptances + $
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
Are you thinking about ED at Penn? Im no expert on Penn admissions, but lsn shows a decent % getting in at those #'s ED. This could just be an anomaly.... any one have any opinion on this?
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- Mr. Frodo
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
Curious as well.tpfennin wrote:Are you thinking about ED at Penn? Im no expert on Penn admissions, but lsn shows a decent % getting in at those #'s ED. This could just be an anomaly.... any one have any opinion on this?
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
Penn and UVA have basically identical admissions standards. If you're competitive at one, you're competitive at the other.
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
OP here,
Just wanted some chances with current stats, and will retake in October (my strong point is Logic Games, so it would be difficult to raise it to 172+. I'm only aiming for 168-172 at this point). However, I am comfortable paying sticker for Virginia, Penn, Berkeley, and NU and most of the cost for Cornell & Duke. I'm just trying to determine which schools I should apply to pre-retake and post-retake.
I thought about Penn ED (b/c of NYC placement and business slant), but didn't like the ED stipulation or the lack of coverage in the Southeast. UVA, from what I can gather, has slightly more consistent coverage along the East Coast. The suburban environment, the warm weather, and the less adversarial nature of the campus are also much more conducive to learning for me.
Just wanted some chances with current stats, and will retake in October (my strong point is Logic Games, so it would be difficult to raise it to 172+. I'm only aiming for 168-172 at this point). However, I am comfortable paying sticker for Virginia, Penn, Berkeley, and NU and most of the cost for Cornell & Duke. I'm just trying to determine which schools I should apply to pre-retake and post-retake.
I thought about Penn ED (b/c of NYC placement and business slant), but didn't like the ED stipulation or the lack of coverage in the Southeast. UVA, from what I can gather, has slightly more consistent coverage along the East Coast. The suburban environment, the warm weather, and the less adversarial nature of the campus are also much more conducive to learning for me.
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
You forgot the women.vdog wrote:OP here,
Just wanted some chances with current stats, and will retake in October (my strong point is Logic Games, so it would be difficult to raise it to 172+. I'm only aiming for 168-172 at this point). However, I am comfortable paying sticker for Virginia, Penn, Berkeley, and NU and most of the cost for Cornell & Duke. I'm just trying to determine which schools I should apply to pre-retake and post-retake.
I thought about Penn ED (b/c of NYC placement and business slant), but didn't like the ED stipulation or the lack of coverage in the Southeast. UVA, from what I can gather, has slightly more consistent coverage along the East Coast. The suburban environment, the warm weather, and the less adversarial nature of the campus are also much more conducive to learning for me.
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
There is no such thing as a reverse splitter, they are just people that need to retake. Good decision OP, and good luck.
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
If you don't break 170, retake again even if it means taking time off between UG and law school to work. You should consider doing that anyway.vdog wrote:OP here,
Just wanted some chances with current stats, and will retake in October (my strong point is Logic Games, so it would be difficult to raise it to 172+. I'm only aiming for 168-172 at this point). However, I am comfortable paying sticker for Virginia, Penn, Berkeley, and NU and most of the cost for Cornell & Duke. I'm just trying to determine which schools I should apply to pre-retake and post-retake.
I thought about Penn ED (b/c of NYC placement and business slant), but didn't like the ED stipulation or the lack of coverage in the Southeast. UVA, from what I can gather, has slightly more consistent coverage along the East Coast. The suburban environment, the warm weather, and the less adversarial nature of the campus are also much more conducive to learning for me.
3.94/169: above one median and below another at UVA and Penn, will receive little $ if at all
3.94/170+: above one median and at (or above) another, will receive $$$ as long as you can stave off YP
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Re: 3.94/164 Reverse Splitter
I'll consider it.soj wrote:If you don't break 170, retake again even if it means taking time off between UG and law school to work. You should consider doing that anyway.vdog wrote:OP here,
Just wanted some chances with current stats, and will retake in October (my strong point is Logic Games, so it would be difficult to raise it to 172+. I'm only aiming for 168-172 at this point). However, I am comfortable paying sticker for Virginia, Penn, Berkeley, and NU and most of the cost for Cornell & Duke. I'm just trying to determine which schools I should apply to pre-retake and post-retake.
I thought about Penn ED (b/c of NYC placement and business slant), but didn't like the ED stipulation or the lack of coverage in the Southeast. UVA, from what I can gather, has slightly more consistent coverage along the East Coast. The suburban environment, the warm weather, and the less adversarial nature of the campus are also much more conducive to learning for me.
3.94/169: above one median and below another at UVA and Penn, will receive little $ if at all
3.94/170+: above one median and at (or above) another, will receive $$$ as long as you can stave off YP
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