165 LSAT 3.53 GPA 710 GMAT
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2014 10:06 pm
2 years @ JPMorgan Investment Bank
Chances @ Georgetown or Vanderbilt joint MBA/JD Program?
Chances @ Georgetown or Vanderbilt joint MBA/JD Program?
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JamMasterJ wrote:just go to b-school
Aim higher: neither GTown/Vandy's MBA OR law programs are worth full tuition (or attending period, imo).moonshine15 wrote:Georgetown or Vanderbilt joint MBA/JD Program?
I don't think OP has a low GPA for b school if it is only b school he applies to....B schools are not as stringent on numbers like law school is so it is not as much of a numbers game. ......However if OP wants NW law he should retake the LSATwojo98 wrote:Aim higher: neither GTown/Vandy's MBA OR law programs are worth full tuition (or attending period, imo).moonshine15 wrote:Georgetown or Vanderbilt joint MBA/JD Program?
Your best shot may be Kellogg/Northwestern - because they only require the GMAT for JD/MBA apps - so your subpar LSAT won't be held against you. 710 is solid, GPA's low - but can be remedied with compelling essays/interviews (which are an exercise in effort/interest - not capacity).
JohannDeMann wrote:Just do bschool. What the fuck business do you have in the legal shithole world.
He has a below-average GPA for the Kellogg JD/MBA - which was the point.MattM wrote:I don't think OP has a low GPA for b schoolwojo98 wrote:Aim higher: neither GTown/Vandy's MBA OR law programs are worth full tuition (or attending period, imo).moonshine15 wrote:Georgetown or Vanderbilt joint MBA/JD Program?
Your best shot may be Kellogg/Northwestern - because they only require the GMAT for JD/MBA apps - so your subpar LSAT won't be held against you. 710 is solid, GPA's low - but can be remedied with compelling essays/interviews (which are an exercise in effort/interest - not capacity).