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- John_rizzy_rawls
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
S is a long shot
H you have a decent chance
You should be in everywhere else other than Penn/UVA
H you have a decent chance
You should be in everywhere else other than Penn/UVA
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
Also, any chance of hitting 3.5 before or during your apps are in or have you graduated already?
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
No chance on raising GPA, graduated 3 years ago. But I'm hoping the fact that I majored in Chemistry will help me out a bit.
Any particular reason why Penn/UVA is unlikely?
Any particular reason why Penn/UVA is unlikely?
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
Historically less of a URM bump. Also likely out at Berkeley, as they tend to like high GPAs.kenwash wrote:No chance on raising GPA, graduated 3 years ago. But I'm hoping the fact that I majored in Chemistry will help me out a bit.
Any particular reason why Penn/UVA is unlikely?
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
I say they get Penn/UVA She has UVA's median so its highly likely they will try to swoop in on her LSAT score. Good shot at H in my opinion even though she is just below that 3.5 mark, they tend to be pretty lenient for URMs. I would apply to H and down for any of the schools you are interested in. Major will be a soft that really won't impact your cycle.
Cal would be a wild card in my book. They literally do whatever they want and however they want to. I would argue you do manage to get in there though as you are a very competitive URM applicant.
Cal would be a wild card in my book. They literally do whatever they want and however they want to. I would argue you do manage to get in there though as you are a very competitive URM applicant.
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
Thanks! I really thought my multiple LSAT scores would hurt, but you didn't call it out. That was my main concern! I'm hoping my personal and diversity statements will (slightly) benefit me.
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
Oh multiple LSATs won't matter whatsoever even for a non-URM candidate anywhere except Yale, let alone a 169 AA URM.
If you craft a good clean application, you should be fine almost everywhere you apply.
If you craft a good clean application, you should be fine almost everywhere you apply.
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
Thanks all for responding!
I probably should have asked this initially. What are my chances at getting scholarships from these schools? I wrestle with going to a T14 and getting into 6 figure debt. I'm hoping there will be some money on the table, and maybe some room for negotiation.
I probably should have asked this initially. What are my chances at getting scholarships from these schools? I wrestle with going to a T14 and getting into 6 figure debt. I'm hoping there will be some money on the table, and maybe some room for negotiation.
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
Have you checked out myLSN.info? There aren't huge amounts of data points, but it looks like you have a solid shot at some money from CCN on down. Just apply across the board and you should get some decent offers.kenwash wrote:Thanks all for responding!
I probably should have asked this initially. What are my chances at getting scholarships from these schools? I wrestle with going to a T14 and getting into 6 figure debt. I'm hoping there will be some money on the table, and maybe some room for negotiation.
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Re: 3.4/169 URM - T14?
With regards to Berk, I'd say OP's upbringing, socio-economic status, and softs will play a fairly significant factor in the decision. They certainly don't like sub-3.5s and given CA's stricter rules against AA it'll be an uphill battle but not at all impossible.Dmini7 wrote:Cal would be a wild card in my book. They literally do whatever they want and however they want to. I would argue you do manage to get in there though as you are a very competitive URM applicant.
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