2.7 GPA, 166 LSAT - Chances at UofI, ND, BC, GWU Forum
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WiltyMIZ

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2.7 GPA, 166 LSAT - Chances at UofI, ND, BC, GWU
Pretty self- explanatory. Failed to bubble in several questions on my test and so I sleep in the bed that I made. Anyways, what ae my honest chances with these schools? Any semblance of a chance for money?
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Re: 2.7 GPA, 166 LSAT - Chances at UofI, ND, BC, GWU
No money at ND or GW if you even get in (which I think is close to 0% chance of getting in). BC probably 50% shot at in, but no money.
- Thomas Hagan, ESQ.

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Re: 2.7 GPA, 166 LSAT - Chances at UofI, ND, BC, GWU
Your "I failed to bubble a couple of questions on my LSAT but I'll just apply to schools anyway with the score I got anyway" attitude is alarming and careless.
So you're just not planning on retaking? Just taking a flyer with that GPA and your apparently less-than-your-potential LSAT to pay sticker at schools where you can get money by simply retaking? ridiculous
ND and GWU - Waitlist maybe (you're paying full tuition if you get in)
BC - Waitlist maybe (you're paying close to full tuition if you get in)
So you're just not planning on retaking? Just taking a flyer with that GPA and your apparently less-than-your-potential LSAT to pay sticker at schools where you can get money by simply retaking? ridiculous
ND and GWU - Waitlist maybe (you're paying full tuition if you get in)
BC - Waitlist maybe (you're paying close to full tuition if you get in)
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- pancakes3

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Re: 2.7 GPA, 166 LSAT - Chances at UofI, ND, BC, GWU
gotta retake, bro
- trebekismyhero

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Re: 2.7 GPA, 166 LSAT - Chances at UofI, ND, BC, GWU
Yeah, if you know you can do better you need to retake. Right now, U of I, assuming you mean Illinois is the only school that you are likely getting into. Probably some money, but a couple more points it is a full ride. As others have said, some chance at getting into the rest, but with no money and none of these schools are worth paying sticker or close to it