Michigan, 173- automobile engineer, NURM, international undergrad - superior, 42 years old
Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2021 1:43 pm
Hi,
I have posted this in another section, but it seems that this section is the right spot to post this question.
I was wondering if I do have a shot at Michigan with some scholarship. I was initially thinking of going to Wayne state part time, but given that my LSAT is above Michigan average, lot of people are telling me that I have a shot at Michigan .
My worry about Michigan, is that sticker is financially crippling. 180k instate is kind of a huge amount. So what are my chances of getting some money at Michigan?
I initially took LSAT last year Oct and got a 156. This time I got a tutor and a got a 173 in Aug 2020. FWIW, I do work in engine development and am listed as an inventor on a 3-4 granted patents. I also have a Masters in Mech engineering from Michigan tech with a 3.75 GPA. Just to reiterate, my Undergrad is rated as a superior, even though I was only an average student.
Let me know your thoughts.
I have posted this in another section, but it seems that this section is the right spot to post this question.
I was wondering if I do have a shot at Michigan with some scholarship. I was initially thinking of going to Wayne state part time, but given that my LSAT is above Michigan average, lot of people are telling me that I have a shot at Michigan .
My worry about Michigan, is that sticker is financially crippling. 180k instate is kind of a huge amount. So what are my chances of getting some money at Michigan?
I initially took LSAT last year Oct and got a 156. This time I got a tutor and a got a 173 in Aug 2020. FWIW, I do work in engine development and am listed as an inventor on a 3-4 granted patents. I also have a Masters in Mech engineering from Michigan tech with a 3.75 GPA. Just to reiterate, my Undergrad is rated as a superior, even though I was only an average student.
Let me know your thoughts.