Is Feb LSAT too late for GULC? Forum

[hayleyc]

GULC is technically my reach school and I took Feb LSAT hoping that my score would be within range.

Is it too late to apply at this point?

[floatie]

According to their admissions director, its technically not too late but it will put your application at a disadvantage. Generally, applying anywhere this cycle with a Feb. LSAT is ill-advised. You'd be better off waiting until next cycle to maximize your scholarship chances.

[dm1683]

GULC is technically my reach school and I took Feb LSAT hoping that my score would be within range.

Is it too late to apply at this point?

I wouldn't bother if it's your reach school. Because it's so late, if you get in you will be paying sticker/full tuition which is a baaaaaad idea.

[hayleyc]

According to their admissions director, its technically not too late but it will put your application at a disadvantage. Generally, applying anywhere this cycle with a Feb. LSAT is ill-advised. You'd be better off waiting until next cycle to maximize your scholarship chances.

I'm actually not really thinking in terms of scholarship, just an admit itself. I haven't decided on where I want to attend, but I have my financial situation for law school planned out. I was just wondering if I would have any chance of an admit at this point.

[floatie]

According to their admissions director, its technically not too late but it will put your application at a disadvantage. Generally, applying anywhere this cycle with a Feb. LSAT is ill-advised. You'd be better off waiting until next cycle to maximize your scholarship chances.

I'm actually not really thinking in terms of scholarship, just an admit itself. I haven't decided on where I want to attend, but I have my financial situation for law school planned out. I was just wondering if I would have any chance of an admit at this point.

You have a chance, sure, but at this point there aren't many spots left in the class, as GULC does rolling admissions.

[dm1683]

I have my financial situation for law school planned out.

What do you mean by this? You're not thinking of taking out 300k in loans right?

[hayleyc]

I have my financial situation for law school planned out.

What do you mean by this? You're not thinking of taking out 300k in loans right?

No, I'm not taking out loans. But I'd rather not discuss my financial situation on a public forum.

[dm1683]

I have my financial situation for law school planned out.

What do you mean by this? You're not thinking of taking out 300k in loans right?

No, I'm not taking out loans. But I'd rather not discuss my financial situation on a public forum.

OK that's all we needed to know. Good luck with the app.

[hayleyc]

I have my financial situation for law school planned out.

What do you mean by this? You're not thinking of taking out 300k in loans right?

No, I'm not taking out loans. But I'd rather not discuss my financial situation on a public forum.

OK that's all we needed to know. Good luck with the app.

Thank you!

[hayleyc]

According to their admissions director, its technically not too late but it will put your application at a disadvantage. Generally, applying anywhere this cycle with a Feb. LSAT is ill-advised. You'd be better off waiting until next cycle to maximize your scholarship chances.

I'm actually not really thinking in terms of scholarship, just an admit itself. I haven't decided on where I want to attend, but I have my financial situation for law school planned out. I was just wondering if I would have any chance of an admit at this point.

You have a chance, sure, but at this point there aren't many spots left in the class, as GULC does rolling admissions.

Even if it is a reach school for me?

[floatie]

According to their admissions director, its technically not too late but it will put your application at a disadvantage. Generally, applying anywhere this cycle with a Feb. LSAT is ill-advised. You'd be better off waiting until next cycle to maximize your scholarship chances.

I'm actually not really thinking in terms of scholarship, just an admit itself. I haven't decided on where I want to attend, but I have my financial situation for law school planned out. I was just wondering if I would have any chance of an admit at this point.

You have a chance, sure, but at this point there aren't many spots left in the class, as GULC does rolling admissions.

Even if it is a reach school for me?

I mean I wouldn't get your hopes up or anything, but depending on your stats its not like you have a 0% chance of getting in.

[hayleyc]

According to their admissions director, its technically not too late but it will put your application at a disadvantage. Generally, applying anywhere this cycle with a Feb. LSAT is ill-advised. You'd be better off waiting until next cycle to maximize your scholarship chances.

I'm actually not really thinking in terms of scholarship, just an admit itself. I haven't decided on where I want to attend, but I have my financial situation for law school planned out. I was just wondering if I would have any chance of an admit at this point.

You have a chance, sure, but at this point there aren't many spots left in the class, as GULC does rolling admissions.

Even if it is a reach school for me?

I mean I wouldn't get your hopes up or anything, but depending on your stats its not like you have a 0% chance of getting in.

Thanks! I figure it's worth the application so I'll go ahead and apply and hope for the best!

[Rigo]

If you can afford sticker, you can afford the app fee. So why not? Give it a shot.

[mj33]

According to their admissions director, its technically not too late but it will put your application at a disadvantage. Generally, applying anywhere this cycle with a Feb. LSAT is ill-advised. You'd be better off waiting until next cycle to maximize your scholarship chances.

Just out of curiosity, why is it bad this cycle in particular to apply with a Feb LSAT score?

[cavalier1138]

According to their admissions director, its technically not too late but it will put your application at a disadvantage. Generally, applying anywhere this cycle with a Feb. LSAT is ill-advised. You'd be better off waiting until next cycle to maximize your scholarship chances.

Just out of curiosity, why is it bad this cycle in particular to apply with a Feb LSAT score?

He wasn't referring to this cycle (as in the 2017 admissions cycle) in particular. Generally, you don't want to use your February LSAT for a late application, because it significantly affects your chances at admission and scholarship money.

[mj33]

According to their admissions director, its technically not too late but it will put your application at a disadvantage. Generally, applying anywhere this cycle with a Feb. LSAT is ill-advised. You'd be better off waiting until next cycle to maximize your scholarship chances.

Just out of curiosity, why is it bad this cycle in particular to apply with a Feb LSAT score?

He wasn't referring to this cycle (as in the 2017 admissions cycle) in particular. Generally, you don't want to use your February LSAT for a late application, because it significantly affects your chances at admission and scholarship money.

Gotcha, thank you! I'm definitely feeling that with my applications (took the Feb LSAT). I've been accepted to great schools with decent $$, but still waiting on a good number of them where I'm a splitter.

[melmelcoolj]

GULC is technically my reach school and I took Feb LSAT hoping that my score would be within range.

Is it too late to apply at this point?

I would not recommend doing that. I have written an optional essay just for Georgetown, and my numbers make me a splitter. But based on past cycles, I should have more than 70% chance of getting into Georgetown, since I have an LSAT a few points above their 75%. That said, I applied in Feb, and got priority waitlisted without an interview. Barring some horrendous mistake I made on my apps, I am thinking maybe it has to do with my late application. And they are probably out of spots in their class already.