Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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Split-gineer

GPA: 3.03 • LSAT: 172 • Washington University in St. Louis

Because of my GPA, I scared myself into believing I had to achieve a perfect LSAT score and delayed testing for almost 4 years. The forums and the chat can be useful, but they can also be...

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Papanels03

GPA: 3.2 • LSAT: 155

Don’t procrastinate LSAT study

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plumpychunkyfunkymonkey

GPA: 3.06

Whats the worst that can happen? You end up homeless? It aint that bad.

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sexynichelawyer

GPA: 3.61

start studying for lsat at 14

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dhizzy123

GPA: 3.91 • LSAT: 169 • Duke University

Write the optional essays, eat well, don’t stress. Things will work out. Don’t apply during a pandemic. The waitlists are pain. Also, don’t be stupid like me and wait two years after taking the...

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ElricUchiha1922

GPA: 3.65 • LSAT: 171 • University of Minnesota

“LSAT is the wrecking ball.” Control what you can.

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NaturalConstitutionalHawk703

GPA: 2.68 • LSAT: 160

Take undergrad seriously and wait to apply until you are mentally and emotionally ready

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NoxiousSkater

GPA: 3.75 • LSAT: 175 • Northwestern University

When going into this cycle my top 3 schools were Northwestern, UVA, and Penn. Out of those three only NU had a charitable ED scholarship - plus I liked Chicago as location more than the other...

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DaringPrincipledPrince900

GPA: 3.54 • LSAT: 156

If you truly want this, then don’t be afraid to fail and learn. You might not get where you originally hoped. Yet, you’ll eventually make your way to something better with hard work.