Neither school gave me a fee waiver. Looking at either Chicago or NY with maybe SF/LA.
LSP says strong consider for Cornell and weak for Berkeley. Applied to all T14s from Penn down due to waived fees. Should I pay the fees or hold out for seeing if I get into some of the other schools?
3.33, 172 for Cornell and Berkeley No Fee Waiver Forum
- koval
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- Ramius
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Re: 3.33, 172 for Cornell and Berkeley No Fee Waiver
Did you try requesting a fee waiver from Cornell? They might not give it to you, but it doesn't hurt to ask.
As for chances, you're looking pretty solid on mylsn for Cornell and pretty unlikely for Berk. Berk likes high LSAT/GPA combos, high GPAs and unique stories in that order. They are arguably the biggest black box for admissions, but your GPA is probably too low without a great story to go with your numbers. If you really want NY, Cornell is definitely worth the app, and if you want LA, it wouldn't HURT (minus the cost of applying) to throw an application to Berkeley, who places arguably the best in LA outside of HYS.
As for chances, you're looking pretty solid on mylsn for Cornell and pretty unlikely for Berk. Berk likes high LSAT/GPA combos, high GPAs and unique stories in that order. They are arguably the biggest black box for admissions, but your GPA is probably too low without a great story to go with your numbers. If you really want NY, Cornell is definitely worth the app, and if you want LA, it wouldn't HURT (minus the cost of applying) to throw an application to Berkeley, who places arguably the best in LA outside of HYS.
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Re: 3.33, 172 for Cornell and Berkeley No Fee Waiver
Cool, yeah you're right I might just bite the bullet with Cornell and maybe Berkeley. Thoughts on NYU or Columbia. Didn't apply because of the denies on LSP but thought I might throw it out in the TLS universe.matthewsean85 wrote:Did you try requesting a fee waiver from Cornell? They might not give it to you, but it doesn't hurt to ask.
As for chances, you're looking pretty solid on mylsn for Cornell and pretty unlikely for Berk. Berk likes high LSAT/GPA combos, high GPAs and unique stories in that order. They are arguably the biggest black box for admissions, but your GPA is probably too low without a great story to go with your numbers. If you really want NY, Cornell is definitely worth the app, and if you want LA, it wouldn't HURT (minus the cost of applying) to throw an application to Berkeley, who places arguably the best in LA outside of HYS.
Also how does UCLA place, got a fee waiver but the LST numbers are holding me back a bit?
- Crowing
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Re: 3.33, 172 for Cornell and Berkeley No Fee Waiver
Don't use LSP it's worthless
You have a far better shot at CLS and NYU than at Berk
You have a far better shot at CLS and NYU than at Berk
- koval
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Re: 3.33, 172 for Cornell and Berkeley No Fee Waiver
I was reading another post and some guy said NYU is possibly dropping it's standards for LSATs, is there a consensus on this?Crowing wrote:Don't use LSP it's worthless
You have a far better shot at CLS and NYU than at Berk
NYU and CLS worth the application fee for NY market or should I just stay with Cornell?
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Re: 3.33, 172 for Cornell and Berkeley No Fee Waiver
Absolutely. Play around on http://mylsn.info/r/pre-law/admissions/search/dcruss wrote:I was reading another post and some guy said NYU is possibly dropping it's standards for LSATs, is there a consensus on this?Crowing wrote:Don't use LSP it's worthless
You have a far better shot at CLS and NYU than at Berk
NYU and CLS worth the application fee for NY market or should I just stay with Cornell?
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