sydthesquid '22–'23 app cycle Class of 2026 class year

Yes, I had a low LSAT score. But I worked really hard in undergrad and made sure my resume and transcripts set me apart from the rest. I held 5 leadership positions on campus, competed in business competitions, had internships, networked, and did a ton of stuff.

Biggest tips:
Apply early, I waited too long. You have a higher chance of scholarships and acceptances.- Your first choice might change and that’s okay. I learned after applications that Marquette was more aligned with the type of school I wanted by around a month after applying.

• Be confident! a low LSAT score isn’t the end go the world.
• LSATMax helped me increase my score 15 points, Rob (my tutor) was also a HUGE help. Even just a few hours will go far.

You got this! Good luck.