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Gonesky

Maybe BC.

I dunno much about schools and what they think about accommodated scores, but I think it doesn't go into the rankings. Regardless, the 164 is below medians at all the T-14 schools you listed.

Play around with http://www.mylsn.info/

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Realistically, you don't really have much of a chance at the T12 at all. T18 without residency in TX is also pretty unlikely, and even then. Anything 19+ you probably have a pretty decent shot. I think applying to Penn, UVA, Northwestern and Duke is just lighting money on fire. Cornell and Gtown are reaches as it is.

Are schools able to report an LSAT taken with accommodation?

Maybe it all comes down to GPA?

objection_your_honor wrote:Are schools able to report an LSAT taken with accommodation?

Maybe it all comes down to GPA?

Nope

Yep

Yeah. As other people have said, your LSAT is unreportable because it's accommodated, so the most important part of your application will be your GPA. You'll probably need to be at or above median GPA to stand a significant chance of getting into a school, since your softs are nothing special. You're not URM, are you?

So, I'd give you low chances at Cornell, and decent shots at ND and W&L. I'd be quite surprised if you got Georgetown: you're .1 under their GPA median, and 3 below their LSAT median (even though they don't have to report it, it's still a little relevant).

Pretty sure my LSAT is reportable...every single application says I have a reportable LSAT score and my checklists on status pages have checked off the score as being reported.

gotsomequestions wrote:Pretty sure my LSAT is reportable...every single application says I have a reportable LSAT score and my checklists on status pages have checked off the score as being reported.

Your score is reported from LSAC to schools.
It is (probably?) not reportable from Schools to US News.

Have you taken the LSAT 3 times in the last 2 years? If not, retake. HTH

rebexness wrote:

gotsomequestions wrote:Pretty sure my LSAT is reportable...every single application says I have a reportable LSAT score and my checklists on status pages have checked off the score as being reported.

Your score is reported from LSAC to schools.
It is (probably?) not reportable from Schools to US News.

This. It fulfills your requirement to have an LSAT score in order to apply, but it doesn't help or hurt the schools' rankings.

mindarmed wrote:Have you taken the LSAT 3 times in the last 2 years? If not, retake. HTH

Given that any LSAT score OP gets won't be reported to the ABA/USNWR because s/he has an accommodated score, I doubt this is the most helpful advice.

By playing the average game, do you mean you're just average? Because that's what it sounds like and you are hoping to ride the average bus through to a law school that doesn't take "average"

KD35 wrote:By playing the average game, do you mean you're just average? Because that's what it sounds like and you are hoping to ride the average bus through to a law school that doesn't take "average"

You have a nice avatar.

You have decent shots at WashU, ND, and Indiana. Though, I'd retake. A few more points could land you in T14 range.

If there is any way you can retake without accommodation and score higher it could really help your cycle. If your GPA was above a few T14 medians I would say just forget about the LSAT. Since it's under all medians your numbers won't help them. It would really boost your application to secure a legitimate 169+.

objection_your_honor wrote:If there is any way you can retake without accommodation and score higher it could really help your cycle. If your GPA was above a few T14 medians I would say just forget about the LSAT. Since it's under all medians your numbers won't help them. It would really boost your application to secure a legitimate 169+.

I believe that once you have one accommodated LSAT on file, none of your scores are reported to the ABA/USNWR, even if you retake w/o accommodations.

What is the average game?

Average game as in someone has to accept me.

Got an interview with WUSTL

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sublime wrote:

gotsomequestions wrote:Average game as in someone has to accept me.

Got an interview with WUSTL

You don't get to add 10% at UVA with 5% at Penn to 10% at Northwestern until you get to 100 and assume you will be accepted somewhere.

I mean, you may get into WUSTL, but it would be at close to sticker I would imagine.

Yea I mean good luck obviously, but applying to more schools where your chances are slim doesn't really increase your chances of getting into them. And no one has to accept you...

scotth724 wrote:

sublime wrote:

gotsomequestions wrote:Average game as in someone has to accept me.

Got an interview with WUSTL

You don't get to add 10% at UVA with 5% at Penn to 10% at Northwestern until you get to 100 and assume you will be accepted somewhere.

I mean, you may get into WUSTL, but it would be at close to sticker I would imagine.

Yea I mean good luck obviously, but applying to more schools where your chances are slim doesn't really increase your chances of getting into them. And no one has to accept you...

1st person- Never said I was adding up numbers here to get to 100%...I'm just going with the attitude that if I don't apply I'd never know

2nd person- Thanks for the optimism. Pause not.

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Basically. I mean why not take the chance on all of them and hope that one hits.

Assuming you are a senior, get 3.9+ this year, bump GPA up to 3.7+, or get 168+ w/o accommodation. Otherwise you will pay out the nose for a school not worth sticker. When 10% of people with your stats get a school, it's because they had unique softs or background, which you do not. HTH

ETA: You have a good GPA in finance from a good school. Grab a consulting job for a year or two. With 3.7+ and WE, you'll get cornell, georgetown, maybe northwestern.

didntgo89072014 wrote:Assuming you are a senior, get 3.9+ this year, bump GPA up to 3.7+, or get 168+ w/o accommodation. Otherwise you will pay out the nose for a school not worth sticker. When 10% of people with your stats get a school, it's because they had unique softs or background, which you do not. HTH

/URM