Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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TheValiantSwabian

GPA: 3.92 • LSAT: 173 • Yale University

Make sure your Yale 250 is captivating and personally relevant (without stressing personal details in the text). Find that nugget of philosophy you can’t stop thinking about lately and explain...

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ModestMoose

GPA: 3.85 • LSAT: 166

Sup” ModestMoose here, Lets see where this takes me.

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NT-GLTY

GPA: 3.73 • LSAT: 171 • University of Michigan

Get good grades, take the LSAT seriously, and apply early. There is no such thing as a “lock,” and schools will surprise you both ways. I wish I applied to HYS but didn’t think my stats were good...

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LockPickingLawyer

GPA: 2.77 • LSAT: 158 • Stetson University

sup

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Reversesplitterblues9

GPA: 3.88 • LSAT: 151 • Pennsylvania State - Penn State Law

Retake, Reapply.

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arachillitsnotthatdeeppussy

• Arizona State University

Ara chill the fuck out dude, you cite the same two infractions of hellwoods with no context over and over to justify your tyrannical bans. You’ve ignored far worse from other users actually...

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miserableunistudent

GPA: 4.19 • LSAT: 170 • Georgetown University

Shoot your shot and give yourself enough time to study! Don’t stress too much it all works out in the end :)

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oatmilk4life

GPA: 3.87 • LSAT: 165 • Loyola Marymount University—Los Angeles

follow the money!

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UntidyBeneficialWolf

GPA: 2.8 • LSAT: 164 • Texas Tech University

No matter your stats, write a genuine personal statement that shows who you are. Some schools care about stats, especially those trying to climb the rankings, but the good ones want to see more...