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Since your question isn't actually about your odds at Georgetown or GW, you should probably post this elsewhere. Law School FAQ is a safe bet, or Law School Admissions Forum.

That being said, getting into schools part time is generally slightly easier than full time, but it would be wise to weigh the extra year you will spend at a law school vs the amount of money you could make graduating a year earlier. If you're making good money now, part time makes sense. If you're not, maybe going full time would be more better long term.

Now, if you want actual advice on where to apply, what schools you can get into, study advice, etc. Then you should post your undergrad GPA and your LSAT or your most recent practice test.

Otherwise, good luck, and head over to the other subforums.

Thanks for the input and you're right, I think this post would have been more suitable elsewhere.
As for UGPA, it's ~3.0 unfortunately. I haven't taken the LSAT yet as I'm registered to take it in October, but my latest practice test was a 168 and it's been steadily rising so I'm hoping to get to the early to mid 170s by October. As you can tell, I would be quite the splitter and a high LSAT is really my only chance at getting into a good tier 1 school.

mx23250 wrote:Thanks for the input and you're right, I think this post would have been more suitable elsewhere.
As for UGPA, it's ~3.0 unfortunately. I haven't taken the LSAT yet as I'm registered to take it in October, but my latest practice test was a 168 and it's been steadily rising so I'm hoping to get to the early to mid 170s by October. As you can tell, I would be quite the splitter and a high LSAT is really my only chance at getting into a good tier 1 school.

Oh you'll be fine. Study your ass off on the LSAT, get mid 170s and you'll be a-okay.