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Just found this site, looks like there's a load of good info on here.

I'm taking the LSAT in December (as I'm a junior). Practice tests are showing around 170 (a few 172s, some 173s) consistently right now, and I don't think my GPA should be budging lower than a 3.7 if it does in fact go down (which it really, really shouldn't). I'm currently attending a nicely-ranked private liberal arts school, majoring Philosophy and Writing.

What would my chances look like regarding T14 schools? Not sure if there's any money in there, but it's been the dream. I'm not sure if my minority status would especially help out in any respect as I'm not AA, but I figured it'd be good to mention.

Solid chances from H on down. Even more solid if you can improve by a couple of points from here to December.

Brettanomyces wrote:Solid chances from H on down. Even more solid if you can improve by a couple of points from here to December.

Ah, that's...shocking. Figured I'd be able to get into something, though the idea of getting into a T6 never really crossed my mind. Is it more the URM status that's pushing that over my GPA and (potential) score? I'll definitely be hitting the books to (hopefully) pull some good results, in any case, and decide what I'm doing from there.

Thanks for the fast reply!

swagset wrote:

Brettanomyces wrote:Solid chances from H on down. Even more solid if you can improve by a couple of points from here to December.

Ah, that's...shocking. Figured I'd be able to get into something, though the idea of getting into a T6 never really crossed my mind. Is it more the URM status that's pushing that over my GPA and (potential) score? I'll definitely be hitting the books to (hopefully) pull some good results, in any case, and decide what I'm doing from there.

Thanks for the fast reply!

Yep. The URM bump should be significant enough for you to be a lock for the T6. Keep your GPA up and improve your score if you know you can, and you'll have a great cycle.

Enjoy Yale.

Come back in December once you have a real LSAT score. That said, if you get where you're PTing around, you should be in at H and S.