Puerto Rican URM. Initially went to a top 50 school for a few years, but ended up dropping out with barely a 2.0 (featuring quite a few Fs and Ws) due to mental health issues. Went to community college (graduated with a 3.75) and then state school (graduated with a 3.65). Have had quite a few internships including a private wealth management internship at a bulge bracket bank and an investment banking summer analyst position at a middle market bank. Have been out of school for about a year and work at real estate investment firm/property management company.
Should I consider retaking? What schools should I be looking at? I am location agnostic.
170/2.85 URM Forum
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Re: 170/2.85 URM
TCR is always re-take, but honestly I don't know anybody who would take a URM splitter at 173-4 that wouldn't take the same one at 170. The median is the same either way. As for schools, blanket everything below HSY and you should get a t14 and some in the t20 with scholarships.
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Re: 170/2.85 URM
Eh, I don't want to retake unless a few extra points are really going to make all the difference in the world. Thanks for your response.
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Re: 170/2.85 URM
If the MH issues are documented, you should see if you can get them retroactively changed into Ws vs Fs.
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Who would I have to speak to about this?rebexness wrote:If the MH issues are documented, you should see if you can get them retroactively changed into Ws vs Fs.
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Re: 170/2.85 URM
If I was you, I would take another year off and get 1 more year of work experience. With 2 years WE+URM+170 LSAT you would have a pretty awesome chance at NUFermin wrote:Eh, I don't want to retake unless a few extra points are really going to make all the difference in the world. Thanks for your response.
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