WUSTL for a Splitter? Forum

[Hennessy]

1. GPA 2.5
2. LSAT 167
3. 2 years work experience
4. Non-URM

MyLSN shows 5 / 1 / 1 71% 80%~$60000
http://mylsn.info/4jsuln/

But i feel like my low GPA makes it hard to predict.

Any splitters attending WUSTL wanna weigh in? I feel like WUSTL might be my ticket to employment despite my GPA.

[KunAgnis]

I was accepted to WashU with a similar GPA. But I had 171 for my LSAT, not sure if that would make a substantive difference. Also, I applied in February - I think you may have a better chance than I if you apply earlier. I think overall you have a good chance of admission, but you should look to apply ASAP if you want scholarships. Also, don't hesitate to negotiate for more.

E: Feel free to PM me for advice if you want any.

[RareExports]

Unfortunately, your chances aren't good this year since the median went up to 168.

[cavalier1138]

Unfortunately, your chances aren't good this year since the median went up to 168.

This. In order to be a splitter, you really need to have an LSAT that's >75th percentile, especially with that GPA. If you can get up into the 170s, WashU will literally throw money at you.

[MKC]

Unfortunately, your chances aren't good this year since the median went up to 168.

Holy fuck. And they say money can't buy happiness LSAT medians.

Actually no one has ever said that.

BTW, you got a link on that 168 number?

[KunAgnis]

Damn, didn't know that the median had gone up. In that case you might to retake (cue every one rolling eyes)

[yzhu72]

Unfortunately, your chances aren't good this year since the median went up to 168.

Where to check the median for this year? Thanks

[goldenbear2020]

Unfortunately, your chances aren't good this year since the median went up to 168.

Where to check the median for this year? Thanks

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