3.7/171, chances at CCN? Forum
- JWP1022
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3.7/171, chances at CCN?
Hey all, just got a 171 on the October LSAT. It was a little below my PT range, but oh well, I'm still happy.
I have a 3.7 GPA from a top liberal arts college. I wrote an Honors Thesis in Political Science and and also received an award for the best essay in political theory during my time there (not sure if these help).
I have 2+ years of work experience
My top choices are: Columbia, NYU, Chicago, Penn, and UVA. I've heard this is a "good" cycle to be applying in, so I'm hoping I can get admitted to at least one of those!
I'm fortunate enough that money is not really an issue.
I have a 3.7 GPA from a top liberal arts college. I wrote an Honors Thesis in Political Science and and also received an award for the best essay in political theory during my time there (not sure if these help).
I have 2+ years of work experience
My top choices are: Columbia, NYU, Chicago, Penn, and UVA. I've heard this is a "good" cycle to be applying in, so I'm hoping I can get admitted to at least one of those!
I'm fortunate enough that money is not really an issue.
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- cotiger
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Re: 3.7/171, chances at CCN?
You've been on this site long enough to know to use mylsn.info


- JWP1022
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Re: 3.7/171, chances at CCN?
Ha, thanks. Would it be worth it to apply ED to Columbia?
- moonman157
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Re: 3.7/171, chances at CCN?
Do NOT ED to CLS
- JWP1022
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Re: 3.7/171, chances at CCN?
Is this a numbers thing or just a "it won't help" thing?moonman157 wrote:Do NOT ED to CLS
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- cotiger
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Re: 3.7/171, chances at CCN?
It won't help and you'll be throwing away a lot of money.JWP1022 wrote:Is this a numbers thing or just a "it won't help" thing?moonman157 wrote:Do NOT ED to CLS
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Re: 3.7/171, chances at CCN?
Exactly. Apply rd to all three. You'll almost certainly get NYU and you may get money. Plus you stand to get significant money from the lower T14.cotiger wrote:It won't help and you'll be throwing away a lot of money.JWP1022 wrote:Is this a numbers thing or just a "it won't help" thing?moonman157 wrote:Do NOT ED to CLS
- JWP1022
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Re: 3.7/171, chances at CCN?
Thanks. I feel like I'm going to end up at UVA or NYU, but Columbia or Chicago would be nice. I'm hoping my work experience (intelligence community) and other factors (thesis, essay prize in college, etc.) can help put me over the hump.ImNoScar wrote:Exactly. Apply rd to all three. You'll almost certainly get NYU and you may get money. Plus you stand to get significant money from the lower T14.cotiger wrote:It won't help and you'll be throwing away a lot of money.JWP1022 wrote:Is this a numbers thing or just a "it won't help" thing?moonman157 wrote:Do NOT ED to CLS
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Re: 3.7/171, chances at CCN?
Those things are nice, and will certainly be appreciated by employers at OCI. However they will not help at all during the admissions process. You may get Columbia depending on how this cycle turns out, but as it stands you are in a great position.JWP1022 wrote:Thanks. I feel like I'm going to end up at UVA or NYU, but Columbia or Chicago would be nice. I'm hoping my work experience (intelligence community) and other factors (thesis, essay prize in college, etc.) can help put me over the hump.