What are my chances at UVA, U Chicago, U Penn, and NYU?
GPA: 3.75
LSAT: 170
Supporting Facts:
Accountancy & Finance Double Major (160+ Credit Hours in 4 years.. Only 125 were required to graduate)
CFA & CPA
3.5 Years work experience in industry (Think Fortune 500 - Top 10) - Accounting / Finance
Thanks for your help.
3.75 / 170 Forum
- ManoftheHour
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- t-14orbust
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Re: 3.75 / 170
What they said ^
Also I know that you feel like those supporting facts matter but they don't. Your numbers will get you what they will get you and that's that.
Also I know that you feel like those supporting facts matter but they don't. Your numbers will get you what they will get you and that's that.
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Re: 3.75 / 170
your work experience won't mean shit to the adcoms
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Dre is blunt, but he's right that its not a huge boost in admissions. HOWEVER, it will mean a sizeable amount to employers once you get to law school. You will stand out very strongly at OCI with your credentials whatever school you attend. Don't discount this.Dr. Dre wrote:your work experience won't mean shit to the adcoms
Your GPA/LSAT are in range for a bunch of T14 schools. Don't worry. My question would be, why do you want to be a lawyer? if you have a CPA and a job at a top firm, why leave for law school? you are probably losing $200K in income over 3 years and will come out making not significantly more than you would getting a promotion from your current position (which would happen here). Only go to law school if you really want to practice law and become an attorney; otherwise its not worth it here.
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