MistyUnicorn’s Tips From Someone Who Got a T14 with a 3.5 and a 163 **Do not be a KJD if you can help it. ** This is by far my number one tip. I wish I could shout it from the rooftops. I would recommend being a KJD to absolutely no one. I believe that it will only hurt you. Why on earth, if all things are equal,…
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Admitted to Fordham University“Who then is invincible? The one who cannot be upset by anything outside their reasoned choice.” — Epictetus.
Stats are important, but not the end all be all. Tell your story authentically and shoot your mofo shot!
Apply early, think about where you actually want to go to school, write why X essays, and be authentic!
I know you probably won’t listen to me, but all you can do is get good grades and do well on the LSAT!
If you’re applying rn and have similar stats, feel free to message me, more than happy to help/share!
Applied to basically everything in mid-late September (besides Berk, Michigan, and GW) 3.46 –> 3.54
white hispanic – wouldn’t consider myself a URM hopefully this give you some hope :) you got this
never ever buy and eat sushi from a grocery store display on a sunday night an hour before closing
my gpa is out of 4.0 :) If no one’s told you today, I am proud of you and you are so special!! <3
Be honest and genuine in your essays. Make time to retake the LSAT at least once. Cast a wide net.
Get off Reddit, get off LSD! The Rs will come. The WLs will come. The As will come! Give it time.
Only took the August 2021 LSAT Graduated College in 2.5 years :) from a large public university.
Apply widely and shoot for the stars! Your results may very well exceed your expectations :)
Be proud of yourself for having the courage to apply. You got this and I am rooting for you!
I’m a JD/MBA applicant so focused on northeast schools with strong law and business programs
LSAT 163 GPA 3.93 2024–25 cycle
Attending (Part-time) Georgia State University
Stay organized, stay focused, and never count yourself out no matter how hard it gets
Wrote a why/x for my top choice and got in, probably helped.
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