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If I had those numbers I'd apply RD. At or above both medians should get you in. LSN looks a bit sketchy, but go back a few years and you'll feel better. Just make sure the app is polished.

.1 below your GPA, 1 above your LSAT. I struggled with whether or not to apply ED. Decided against it. You have a better shot than me of getting in. I wouldn't do it. You should be fine without it, and it will give you other options/scholarship leverage

Tiago Splitter: Thanks, didn't think to look past last year's data. It does make me feel a bit better, though I'm confused as to why it looks so grim for me with the most recent cycle. I was under the impression that admissions was getting easier.

Moonman: I just saw your own chances thread and it helped a lot. Leaning heavily toward RD now... going to give myself the weekend to decide. BTW great tar.

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You have solid numbers, so I"d say your chances are as good as mine if not better. Good luck! Hoping you hear some good news come December. I looked at your tar after you said you applied ED and I had to laugh

edit: nevermind

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sokomofo wrote:

gianna wrote:You have solid numbers, so I"d say your chances are as good as mine if not better. Good luck! Hoping you hear some good news come December. I looked at your tar after you said you applied ED and I had to laugh

hahahahah oh man... i never made that connection. now i feel like i should change it lol

so i'm guessing your going with RD? gluck! i'll see you in morningside heights

I think so. I'm jealous you'll be getting your acceptance before I do Here's hoping we get some money on top of it!

RD to T6. Most likely you'll be able to bargain scholarships between CCN. LSN puts you at a 80% chance at Columbia, so there's no point to RD unless you're cool with sticker.

Expect $50-60k at NYU and $30-50k at Chicago. You can bargain with Columbia so you don't pay sticker.