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[chrislee012]

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[Rahviveh]

http://gsu.lawschoolnumbers.com/stats/1112/

Not much data, but doesn't look good.

[jym_dawg]

Your stats are well below both medians (159/3.4). Chances are probably slim to none.

[chrislee012]

Thanks guys. I understand these numbers, i was just wondering how often people below the median get accepted. Thank you

[jym_dawg]

Not very many, according to the data. If you get in, you'll end up paying full tuition.

If you retake the LSAT and hit low 160s (even 160, but ideally around 162-164), then you'll put yourself in a much better position. Best of luck man.

[Nova]

Thanks guys. I understand these numbers, i was just wondering how often people below both medians get accepted. Thank you

Almost never unless you are a URM (which you are not) or really really special (which you dont appear to be).

Most applicants who get in are above one median. The above median LSAT seats cancel out the above median GPA seats.

However many seats are filled with above both medians applicants (the ones who likely get good scholarships), there are slightly less than that many seats for below both median applicants. Below both median applicant seats typically go to URMs or really special applicants.

[chrislee012]

thanks for the great advice. i probably wont even bother applying then if my december scores arent in that range (which they probably wont be bc the RC killed me for some odd reason), rather target some other more realistic schools thanks. i appreciate the input.