157/3.6 - Where should I apply? Forum
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157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
My LSAT is 157 and my GPA is a 3.6. Where should I apply? I prefer to stay East Coast. I already plan to apply to:
-Rutgers Newark
-Seton Hall
-Temple
-Penn State
-Cardozo
I'm sort of fumbling on application process because I've been travelling due to family emergency, but I do plan to apply this cycle. Where else do you guys think my numbers will get me into? And with $$?
Thanks!
-Rutgers Newark
-Seton Hall
-Temple
-Penn State
-Cardozo
I'm sort of fumbling on application process because I've been travelling due to family emergency, but I do plan to apply this cycle. Where else do you guys think my numbers will get me into? And with $$?
Thanks!
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Re: Where should I apply?
birrch0 wrote:My LSAT is 157 and my GPA is a 3.65. Where should I apply? I prefer to stay East Coast. I already plan to apply to:
-Rutgers Newark
-Seton Hall
-Temple
-Penn State
-Cardozo
I'm sort of fumbling on application process because I've been travelling due to family emergency, but I do plan to apply this cycle. Where else do you guys think my numbers will get me into? And with $$?
Thanks!
Don't. Retake and apply next cycle. you have a real gpa. don't waste it
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Re: Where should I apply?
The correct answer is to retake. You will get into a few of those schools but with NO money.
There are only two on the list that MIGHT be worthwhile at sticker and that is a HUGE might.
Rutgers N. Same jobs as SH for half the price and actually a good deal for its rank.
Temple does pretty well in Philly assuming you have in state tuition it might be OK.
PSU, a mediocre school with no market to feed. (Temple and a few more do better in Philly and Pitt owns Pittsburgh.)
SH, WAY over priced.
Dozo at sticker? No no no and NEVER plus they are LSAT whores so you probably won't get in anyway.
The real answer is spend some time and actually learn how to study for the LSAT. Retake and get in the high 160s+++ THEN get into higher schools OR attend a lower one with LOTS of $$$
There are only two on the list that MIGHT be worthwhile at sticker and that is a HUGE might.
Rutgers N. Same jobs as SH for half the price and actually a good deal for its rank.
Temple does pretty well in Philly assuming you have in state tuition it might be OK.
PSU, a mediocre school with no market to feed. (Temple and a few more do better in Philly and Pitt owns Pittsburgh.)
SH, WAY over priced.
Dozo at sticker? No no no and NEVER plus they are LSAT whores so you probably won't get in anyway.
The real answer is spend some time and actually learn how to study for the LSAT. Retake and get in the high 160s+++ THEN get into higher schools OR attend a lower one with LOTS of $$$
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
Hi guys,
Thanks for the advice. I will, however, NOT be retaking the LSAT. Could you guys make some recommendations based on my numbers here? Thanks!
Thanks for the advice. I will, however, NOT be retaking the LSAT. Could you guys make some recommendations based on my numbers here? Thanks!
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
birrch0 wrote:Hi guys,
Thanks for the advice. I will, however, NOT be retaking the LSAT. Could you guys make some recommendations based on my numbers here? Thanks!
Retake.
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- Systematic1
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
Affirmed.Lawquacious wrote:birrch0 wrote:Hi guys,
Thanks for the advice. I will, however, NOT be retaking the LSAT. Could you guys make some recommendations based on my numbers here? Thanks!
Retake.
- Drake014
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
This is TLS, you will not receive any advice here that doesn't involve you getting into a top law school. Consequently, with your numbers, the only advice you will receive is "retake" because any other response does not get you into a top law school.Lawquacious wrote:birrch0 wrote:Hi guys,
Thanks for the advice. I will, however, NOT be retaking the LSAT. Could you guys make some recommendations based on my numbers here? Thanks!
Retake.
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
Either retake or don't go to law school. Those are your two options. Otherwise you're part of the problem.birrch0 wrote:Hi guys,
Thanks for the advice. I will, however, NOT be retaking the LSAT. Could you guys make some recommendations based on my numbers here? Thanks!
- Drake014
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
Which problem?NoodleyOne wrote:Either retake or don't go to law school. Those are your two options. Otherwise you're part of the problem.birrch0 wrote:Hi guys,
Thanks for the advice. I will, however, NOT be retaking the LSAT. Could you guys make some recommendations based on my numbers here? Thanks!
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
Law school bubble. High tuition. Poor employment. Etc.Drake014 wrote:Which problem?NoodleyOne wrote:Either retake or don't go to law school. Those are your two options. Otherwise you're part of the problem.birrch0 wrote:Hi guys,
Thanks for the advice. I will, however, NOT be retaking the LSAT. Could you guys make some recommendations based on my numbers here? Thanks!
- Drake014
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
All of those problems are a result of too many lawyers... consequently even those who go to top law schools are part of the problem.NoodleyOne wrote:Law school bubble. High tuition. Poor employment. Etc.Drake014 wrote:Which problem?NoodleyOne wrote:Either retake or don't go to law school. Those are your two options. Otherwise you're part of the problem.birrch0 wrote:Hi guys,
Thanks for the advice. I will, however, NOT be retaking the LSAT. Could you guys make some recommendations based on my numbers here? Thanks!
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
Pedantic SOB
- Drake014
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
Don't get angry because your post simultaneously shows that you're a dick and you lack understanding of basic economics.NoodleyOne wrote: Pedantic SOB
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
Def not taking sides here, but out of curiousity what are you up to Drake? You finished Berkeley 3L recently no?
- NoodleyOne
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Re: 157/3.6 - Where should I apply?
So going to a school that accepts a 156 is a good decision? And giving money to said school is good for law education as a whole and not a contributing factor to the way too many JDs out there? I may be a dick, but its still a stupid fucking move.Drake014 wrote:Don't get angry because your post simultaneously shows that you're a dick and you lack understanding of basic economics.NoodleyOne wrote: Pedantic SOB
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