Hi,
LSAT: 155 (Oct 12) / 162 (Dec 12)
LSDAS GPA: 3.99
Non-URM
With 162 / 3.99 stats, is there any T-14 law school that I should apply?
I have fee waivers from Virginia and Northwestern.
Is it worth to apply? Or, is it simply wasting money?
Thank you.
162/3.99: is there any T-14 law school that I should apply? Forum
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Re: 162/3.99: is there any T-14 law school that I should apply?
ED to Virginia?
Also, checkout lawschoolnumbers.com and mylsn.info
Also, checkout lawschoolnumbers.com and mylsn.info
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Re: 162/3.99: is there any T-14 law school that I should apply?
It looks like you have a decent chance at UVA, and a small chance at Penn. You should probably ED to UVA if cost isn't a concern.
This being said, you need to retake the LSAT. Even boosting your LSAT by 3-4 points opens up Berkeley, Michigan, Northwestern, and a bunch of other schools in the bottom-half of the T14. You get around 170 and HYSCCN becomes a lock.
This being said, you need to retake the LSAT. Even boosting your LSAT by 3-4 points opens up Berkeley, Michigan, Northwestern, and a bunch of other schools in the bottom-half of the T14. You get around 170 and HYSCCN becomes a lock.
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Re: 162/3.99: is there any T-14 law school that I should apply?
Thanks.sideoffries wrote:ED to Virginia?
Also, checkout lawschoolnumbers.com and mylsn.info
But, ED (binding) is not an option for me, because if I get admitted to the University of Texas, I will go there.
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Re: 162/3.99: is there any T-14 law school that I should apply?
Maybe UC Berkeley if you have an interesting story and a strong UG to accompany that GPA.
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Re: 162/3.99: is there any T-14 law school that I should apply?
Retake in June. A 170 would give you a very good shot at Harvard, and a 173 would basically make you a lock, if not Y/S.
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