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- cavtrpr
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ED at UVA
I have a 3.1 GPA and a 170 LSAT. Also a pretty good soft as an army officer. With these stats and an ED, where do you think I stand? LawSchoolPredictor says "Consider" not taking into account the soft.
What score do you think would solidify being in? What about waitlist?
What score do you think would solidify being in? What about waitlist?
- UVAIce
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Re: ED at UVA
You are essentially 100% in. PM me if you'd like some details on the post 9/11 GI Bill - I am also a veteran at UVA. But long story short, UVA Would be 100% free for you.cavtrpr wrote:I have a 3.1 GPA and a 170 LSAT. Also a pretty good soft as an army officer. With these stats and an ED, where do you think I stand? LawSchoolPredictor says "Consider" not taking into account the soft.
What score do you think would solidify being in? What about waitlist?
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Re: ED at UVA
I'd ED at UVA with that score. Maybe retake in October (since the deadline is super long). Also, depending on cost, consider EDing to Penn first?
Congrats man.
Congrats man.
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- Br3v
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Re: ED at UVA
ED UVA seems to be a really good choice for you especially considering it will be free. Congrats.
- cavtrpr
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Re: ED at UVA
Would you mind elaborating on your fondness toward PENN?twentypercentmore wrote:I'd ED at UVA with that score. Maybe retake in October (since the deadline is super long). Also, depending on cost, consider EDing to Penn first?
Congrats man.
- MyNameIsFlynn!
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Re: ED at UVA
People are trying to make CCNP a thing, that's all. If you have GI Bill, then EDing UVA over EDing Penn is the better choice.cavtrpr wrote:Would you mind elaborating on your fondness toward PENN?twentypercentmore wrote:I'd ED at UVA with that score. Maybe retake in October (since the deadline is super long). Also, depending on cost, consider EDing to Penn first?
Congrats man.
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Re: ED at UVA
Pretty much this.MyNameIsFlynn! wrote:People are trying to make CCNP a thing, that's all. If you have GI Bill, then EDing UVA over EDing Penn is the better choice.cavtrpr wrote:Would you mind elaborating on your fondness toward PENN?twentypercentmore wrote:I'd ED at UVA with that score. Maybe retake in October (since the deadline is super long). Also, depending on cost, consider EDing to Penn first?
Congrats man.
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Re: ED at UVA
Penn has better placement than the rest of the lower T14, but UVA for free is the obvious choice here.cavtrpr wrote:Would you mind elaborating on your fondness toward PENN?twentypercentmore wrote:I'd ED at UVA with that score. Maybe retake in October (since the deadline is super long). Also, depending on cost, consider EDing to Penn first?
Congrats man.
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Re: ED at UVA
I'd love someone to weigh in on this for me as well:
I'm a 3.49/171 Navy veteran looking at UVA. I'll be applying in-state and ED.
With that low of a GPA, can I really consider myself a lock at UVA Law?
I'm a 3.49/171 Navy veteran looking at UVA. I'll be applying in-state and ED.
With that low of a GPA, can I really consider myself a lock at UVA Law?
- Monochromatic Oeuvre
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Re: ED at UVA
Yes. You are a lock. Enjoy UVA.willwash wrote:I'd love someone to weigh in on this for me as well:
I'm a 3.49/171 Navy veteran looking at UVA. I'll be applying in-state and ED.
With that low of a GPA, can I really consider myself a lock at UVA Law?
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