PinkPossum '23–'24 app cycle Class of 2027 class year

please take the LSAT seriously. it is one of the most important factors in decisions. it will open so many doors and will lead to a less anxiety-inducing cycle. trust me…i saw this in real time. watching applicants get auto-admitted with a 169+ was so scary for me. do not apply until you get the absolute highest score you think you can.

i didnt do this. but i believe my outcomes were great. that being said, dont be afraid to shoot your shot! you never know. i think what got me through is my essays. take your time on them. WE is a boost. if i could do it all differently, though, i would take my lsat again. i didnt score what i was making in my PTs so i took a leap of faith. but i would’ve saved myself a lot of anxiety if i just waited. also, apply to as many schools as possible. with my GPA, i would’ve blanketed the t-20 w/ a higher score. so i repeat, study hard for the lsat!!

i submitted an lsat addendum to every school, but here are my specifics for some schools (i didn’t write a separate why X for any):

GULC: did the optional essay, chose the best advice one. did not interview. regular waitlist

Emory: applied ED and originally didn’t submit my addendum. then a couple months later, i submitted my addendum with an updated resume. still rejected.

UGA: was put on hold then got the A months later. they didnt want to release scholarship decisions until after seat deposit day unless i fully committed. i thought that was shady, so i ultimately withdrew.

WashU: did not redact any of my scores. got an ii right after i applied. with $$$$+, my mind was made up!

good luck yall, you got this!!