2.9 UGPA / 3.8 Graduate GPA / 163 LSAT / Current Military Forum
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2.9 UGPA / 3.8 Graduate GPA / 163 LSAT / Current Military
Not really sure how badly I want to go to law school, but I have the GI Bill burning a hole in my pocket now. What would be the best law school I could get into taking into account I'd like to live in California? Also, I have at least 3 years before I would be going to law school due to service commitment, I'd be able to study for my next LSAT.
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Re: 2.9 UGPA / 3.8 Graduate GPA / 163 LSAT / Current Military
If you can get into the 170's (And you can), you have a shot at many of the T-14. If you are willing to spend 3 years out of CA, you could probably go to a "top" law school free. UCLA and USC seem picky about grades, so who knows. Also, who knows what the market looks like in 3 years.spacelaw2017 wrote:Not really sure how badly I want to go to law school, but I have the GI Bill burning a hole in my pocket now. What would be the best law school I could get into taking into account I'd like to live in California? Also, I have at least 3 years before I would be going to law school due to service commitment, I'd be able to study for my next LSAT.
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Re: 2.9 UGPA / 3.8 Graduate GPA / 163 LSAT / Current Military
Yeah, it looks like I'd need 13 more questions right to get into the 170s. I missed 12 in logic games alone, so I think you're right.Wipfelder wrote: If you can get into the 170's (And you can), you have a shot at many of the T-14. If you are willing to spend 3 years out of CA, you could probably go to a "top" law school free. UCLA and USC seem picky about grades, so who knows. Also, who knows what the market looks like in 3 years.
Good point about the market in 3 years. I'll have to evaluate if it's worth giving up a predictable paycheck for 3 years of living off less than I made 4 years ago for the chance at a career that might pay better, maybe. Thanks for the input.