Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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luckylonghorn

GPA: 3.97 • LSAT: 162 • University of Texas at Austin

Take undergrad seriously! Ask for letters of rec three months before you plan to send in apps. Take frequent breaks to avoid burnout when studying for the LSAT. Get involved in extracurricular...

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icandoit2023

GPA: 3.7 • LSAT: 162 • University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

Why not shoot for the moon? Just try! You never really know what the admissions committee is thinking.

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Law4Me

GPA: 3.1 • LSAT: 157 • Duquesne University

MissEsquiretoBe seeking wisdom for austerity… (◕?◕)

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FlutteringSqueamishPuffin

GPA: 3.0 • LSAT: 160 • Michigan State University

Getting 4 points higher on the lsat than someone whos gpa is .5-.6 points higher becuase they majored in Communications and watching them get higher scholarships than me is infuriating. If youre...

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elcapitan58

GPA: 3.59 • LSAT: 163

This process is hell on wheels

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DecorousGiddyBunny

GPA: 2.3 • Creighton University

880 Jd-next score.- 99 percentile. Academic probation while in undergrad. First generation HS and college graduate. 6 years public service.

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HowlEngineer

GPA: 3.74 • LSAT: 170 • University of Minnesota

If you’re reading this, I hope you have an excellent application cycle! I’ve added as much info as I can to give you an idea how a nontraditional student’s application and journey might look...

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SparklyPurpleCow

GPA: 3.84 • LSAT: 173 • University of Michigan

Give yourself LOTS of time to study for the LSAT. I started studying a full year before I planned on submitting my applications, and it took me approx. 400 hours of studying spread out over 8...

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GoldStarKinkajou

GPA: 3.62 • LSAT: 155 • Howard University

Just here for the plot