AquaticClassyLettuce

Class of 2028

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Public service experience, published academic.

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1-4 years

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Criminal Law

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AquaticClassyLettuce's wisdom for future generations Have my sights on UGA! Studying the LSAT like my life depends on it.

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General

General chat about the legal profession.

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glovediedthisishismom

14:16

anyone know what the wash u LSAT cutoff is shaping up to be

glovediedthisishismom

14:16

it was 173 last year

snow

14:16

174

glovediedthisishismom

14:17

gotcha thanks

EvolBunny

14:17

any other median rumors?

babycat

14:19

the 7sage article that they sent out today talks about this

babycat

14:19

https://7sage.com/checking-in-on-early-decision-trends/

babycat

14:19

While Wash U is admitting a number of “GPA splitters” (students with high GPAs and low LSATs), Georgia has yet to admit any lawschooldata users with a low LSAT. Thus far, everyone has had at least a 169 LSAT or higher. Given that a 169 was UGA Law’s median last year, they seem to be targeting that number again this year.

babycat

14:19

And if we check out UVA Law, we see a school that’s pursuing a little more of a balanced strategy: There’s a right angle, but it’s not quite as distinct as what we saw with Wash U—it’s difficult to tell if it starts at a 174 or 173 LSAT (with a 173 being last year’s median). We can see the development of a GPA target line around last year’s median of 3.96, but there are a few hardy souls who have been admitted with lower LSATs and “low” GPAs (in a normal world, a 3.88 would not be a “low” GPA, but that’s how law school medians have been trending over the past few years).

glovediedthisishismom

14:20

in a perfect world i would be perfect girl

snow

14:21

and this is the perfect world <3

babycat

14:22

yeah about washu you really need to be above either median or you will get waitlisted. this is not a reflection of the strength of your application but rather the strategy they are pursuing to increase their ranking

snow

14:23

i've prepper myself for the wl/r

snow

14:23

honestly i think my best bet is UMN

snow

14:23

if not then im cooked

glovediedthisishismom

14:24

i kinda like that ab wash u lowkey its so transparent

babycat

14:24

i just think there are plenty of people who can get into t14s who will not get into washu bc they’re marginally below a median

glovediedthisishismom

14:24

get the score they want and ur in, if ur below sorry charlie but at least you knew what u needed ahead of time

glovediedthisishismom

14:25

i want to make myself proud so bad

snow

14:25

same

soap

14:26

I need a W this year fr fr

babycat

14:26

i’m proud of you guys already btw

glovediedthisishismom

14:26

let me be wasps little 1L nincompoop at cornell, or a dean z splitter at mich, or another murderer for northwestern

babycat

14:26

@waspy can he be your little nincompoop?

glovediedthisishismom

14:26

Its funny because last year I wouldve killed to be a villanova or temple 1L, now im gonna be a tad dissapointed if thats where i end up because i know i can do better

soap

14:28

I think Mich raised their median from 171 -> 172 (i am painfully and agonizingly cooked)

BulbasaurNoLikeCardio

14:28

I am sure the data exist to back it, you guys are already going far beyond the standard of the average American and the average person in your age group. Should be proud even if you don't get a t14 or whatever. A Single A is a fat achievement

HopefullyInLawSchool

14:29

Kansas here I come!

snow

14:30

glove would you pick temple or villanova full ride over a t20?

babycat

14:30

I already know I’m a special little sweetie pie and not because of my lsat score

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