PhobicRhetoricalRottweiler '22–'23 app cycle

PhobicRhetoricalRottweiler left no wisdom for posterity… (◕︵◕)

I dont care what law school you chose to go to because law school is a scam. But if you do decide to give your self hell for 3 years at least consult this vague list of first year curved grades. Not at all 100% but it gives you an idea of what schools to absolutely stay away from if feasible.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_law_school_GPA_curves#:~:text=It%20is%20common%20for%20the,once%20you%20enter%20law%20school.

Typically lowered ranked schools curve at a lower curve, hence, directly affecting your chances for employment. If you admit into a school which ranks at a C/C+ curve you have to perform at least within the top quarter of the class to barely compete with average students from counterpart student that attend schools which automatically curve at a B/B+. If you are already a marginalized student, please do yourself a favor and at-least choose a school which will curve high enough to secure your future employment. Anything below that predominantly average curve (usually 3.15 and above) across most schools will place in comparison with the BOTTOM 5%-10% of those higher curved schools. It doesn’t matter if you ranked within the top third, that GPA will not reflect the desired GPA by employers. This is mainly true for bigger law firms, and some prestigious government work, as well as non-local opportunities. There is so much more to this topic but I think I beat the horse enough.

P.S. No one cares about you or your career outcomes, this is all in your hands. Good luck!.