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Just curious what others think my chances are at these schools, particularly Vanderbilt and Cornell...

U Mich
Duke
Northwestern
Cornell
Georgetown
U of Texas
Vanderbilt
UCLA
USC
U Minnesota
Washington U
George Washington U
U Alabama
U Emory
Notre Dame
Indiana U (Bloomington)
U Washington

check out lawschoolnumbers.com, it's very accurate

Hutz_and_Goodman wrote:check out lawschoolnumbers.com, it's very accurate

I've spent plenty of time on there already, I'm just curious for opinions.

Hutz_and_Goodman wrote:check out lawschoolnumbers.com, it's very accurate

Post of the day.

Lef92 wrote:

Hutz_and_Goodman wrote:check out lawschoolnumbers.com, it's very accurate

I've spent plenty of time on there already, I'm just curious for opinions.

Any useful opinions here will be entirely consistent with the data available on LSN; any opinions that are not will be useless. Use http://myLSN.info to play around with search parameters for LSN data. Focus on the last cycle or two.

I think you'll be in at all these schools except Duke and maybe not Northwestern -- do you have substantial WE?

jbagelboy wrote:I think you'll be in at all these schools except Duke and maybe not Northwestern -- do you have substantial WE?

I'm K-JD so I don't think it would be the type that Northwestern would be looking for. Probably all the same types of jobs/internships as every other applicant like me.

MyLSN is going to give you as much information (more actually) than we can give you here, seeing as you provided zero information other than your stats.

In at those T14 schools minus Duke and NU. Probably in elsewhere.

GULC won't give you enough money to make it worth it. No idea how much Cornell will give you but they're one of the most expensive schools to go to, so yeah.

Vandy will probably give you 75k, which isn't bad considering that you have a 3.5