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I'm waiting on my LSAT, but if I score between 155 - 159 (Thats what I was hitting during practice tests) Anyone think any of the top 50 Law Schools would be willing to give me a chance? Below are the stats for my grades.

The bad grades I have are my my first years in college from 2000 - 2004. I failed out and enlisted in the military in 2005, worked my way up to E-6 and have been a paralegal for the JAG corps for the last 6 years. I have several letters of recommendation from the attorneys I worked for and my resume shows all of my legal work since 2008, specifically when I deployed to Iraq to work for an JAG and when I worked in the legal office onboard an aircraft carrier. When I wasn't deployed I took classes online and on the bases to finish my degree. From 2005 (Schools 2 and up), my cumulative GPA is a 3.91. I have to submit a statement to each law school because I was suspeneded over those horrible grades and, believe me, I take full responsibility for my actions in my statement. Anyone think I have any chance or will all of the law schools just look at my cumulative GPA and say No way?

Cumulative GPA = 3.01 (167 credits) (186 total - 19 unconverted)
School 1 GPA = 1.73 (71 credits)
School 2 GPA = 3.80 (30 Credits)
School 3 GPA = 4.0 (6 credits)
School 4 GPA = 3.87 (31 credits)
Degree Granting GPA = 4.0 (48 credits)

Most (all?) schools in the top 50 will have LSAT medians at 160+. And with your GPA being below 25th percentile at most schools (the cumulative 3.01 is the only thing that matters), your LSAT should be a lot higher than 155-159 to make up for it. Retake.

Edit: I'm sure your softs would give you a good boost, but other posters could provide better information on that.

Don't take this the wrong way, but, with an LSAT below 160, you probably shouldn't go to law school. At the very least study harder and do a retake. There are plenty of guides on TLS that can help you boost your score.

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