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after getting a ton of advice on this forum, i'm rethinking my choice of ED school. i'm a female coming straight out of undergrad, $$ not an object
169 LSAT, 3.79 GPA, good recs, pretty average-good softs
mylsn.info doesn't have a ton of info about people with my stats who applied to penn ED, which is why i'm asking

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Money is no object

Retaking for a higher score sure could improve your prospects.

Whats the rush to go straight from UG. Get some work experience, some life experience, make some money, enjoy yourself, learn how to be an adult, improve your sales pitch for OCI, etc.

Kratos wrote:Retaking for a higher score sure could improve your prospects.

Whats the rush to go straight from UG. Get some work experience, some life experience, make some money, enjoy yourself, learn how to be an adult, improve your sales pitch for OCI, etc.

This. And if you get lucky, you'll find a rewarding career path that doesn't require becoming a lawyer.

Kratos wrote:Retaking for a higher score sure could improve your prospects.

Whats the rush to go straight from UG. Get some work experience, some life experience, make some money, enjoy yourself, learn how to be an adult, improve your sales pitch for OCI, etc.

TCR

if $300k is really a drop in the bucket to your fam, go hire a top tutor and retake

thanks y'all for the advice, but i'm just wondering what you think my chances are like if i apply this cycle?

d39524s wrote:thanks y'all for the advice, but i'm just wondering what you think my chances are like if i apply this cycle?

Great info ab your chances here