
3.2 GPA/174 LSAT, Possible URM? Forum
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3.2 GPA/174 LSAT, Possible URM?
I'm applying from a large top-25 school as a mixed race Asian-African American candidate. I have a 3.2 gpa in a hard science major and a 174 LSAT, with normal softs/extracurriculars. What would my chances at a T14 school be? Are there any that would look favorably upon my super split? My top choices are Columbia, NYU, Georgetown, Duke and UCLA, but I know many of those might be long shots with my gpa. Any guidance/advice would be appreciated! 

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Re: 3.2 GPA/174 LSAT, Possible URM?
Thanks for the chart USayinBoalt
I had the same problem when I was looking up numbers on MyLSN and wasn't sure how accurately the older stats reflected my chances, and also wasn't sure about using the URM status since Asians usually have a disadvantage and AA have an advantage in applications.
Also, do you go to Boalt Law by any chance? I graduated from UC Berkeley undergrad this past May.

I had the same problem when I was looking up numbers on MyLSN and wasn't sure how accurately the older stats reflected my chances, and also wasn't sure about using the URM status since Asians usually have a disadvantage and AA have an advantage in applications.
Also, do you go to Boalt Law by any chance? I graduated from UC Berkeley undergrad this past May.
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Re: 3.2 GPA/174 LSAT, Possible URM?
No, I went to UCLA for undergrad, but Boalt is my #1. I'm applying next cycle
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Re: 3.2 GPA/174 LSAT, Possible URM?
Nice! Goodluck next cycle and thanks for your help.
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Re: 3.2 GPA/174 LSAT, Possible URM?
No problem, I hope you have a great cycle this year (great LSAT score!)
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