LSAT 175 GPA 3.04 2021–22 cycle

reapplicant from 2020 - 2021 cycle, top 15 ug

LSAT 171 GPA 3.81 2020–21 cycle

Your worth extends far beyond this process, don’t let it drag you under. Wherever you end up going - you’ll make it work. YEEHEE, GOOD JOB APPLICANT, YOU’RE DOING GOOD, KEEP GOING

breadkyt

LSAT 178 GPA 3.96 2023–24 cycle

Attending Yale University

(1/14): Accepted to top choice of Yale in early January, withdrew majority of other applications, maintaining only schools that I would consider attending with a full scholarship.

MightyConstitutionalFalcon218

LSAT 177 GPA 3.92 2025–26 cycle

Attending Harvard University

The LSAT is a learnable skill!

KilgoreTrout21

LSAT 171 GPA 3.64 2021–22 cycle

Attending University of Michigan

I left my parting advice on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/lawschooladmissions/comments/twizdy/doxxy_cycle_recap_and_random_advice_from_a_0l/ Best of luck to all of you!

CorgiFan

LSAT 170 GPA 4.00 2020–21 cycle

Attending Harvard University

Wrote all optional essays. Was a STEM major, and would definitely recommend making sure it’s clear in your app why you are transitioning to law school if you are also STEM!

DustyRedundantJaguar

LSAT 169 GPA 3.97 2021–22 cycle

Admitted to New York University

Personal statement and narrative is SO important. had a near perfect cycle applying to schools where i was below median LSAT for all of them. work experience is important!

isthisreallylife

LSAT 173 GPA 3.10 2022–23 cycle

Attending University of Michigan

Do your very best in undergrad. Once your GPA is finalized, that’s it. Also, take your time studying for the LSAT. Do not take the test until you are absolutely ready.

GrotesqueLivelyTortoise

LSAT 174 GPA 3.82 2020–21 cycle

Attending New York University

apply early, broadly, and write all the optional essays! T10 ug, international fellowship after graduating, interest in specific area of law that came up in my essays

BigTUNA22

LSAT 156 GPA 4.00 2023–24 cycle

Admitted to Duke University

Grind hard. Make money. Protect the Law.

carbonoxygenneon

LSAT 175 GPA 3.68 2024–25 cycle

Admitted to University of Virginia

Here is my write-up with my thoughts and advice on how to approach applying to law school as a splitter: https://www.reddit.com/r/lawschooladmissions/s/tkQOwsLTRY

Chinchilling

LSAT 168 GPA 3.94 2022–23 cycle

Attending University of Michigan

A cohesive story matters. A thorough review of my finances, family needs, and tuition assistance options available showed me ED was feasible. Also, chill out.

vodalianmerfolk

LSAT 180 GPA 3.58 2022–23 cycle

Admitted to Stanford University

Chose HBS over YLS. Additionally applied to MBA programs A: Harvard, Wharton, MIT, Columbia, YaleSOM WL/R: StanfordGSB, UChicago, Northwestern, NYU, Cornell

PerfectPoliticalOtter

LSAT 171 GPA 4.00 2022–23 cycle

Attending Harvard University

Do not stress for the first two to three months after you submit applications. You cannot tell how things are going to go; don’t bother thinking about them.

ChillKoala

LSAT 171 GPA 3.80 2020–21 cycle

Admitted to University of Michigan

South Asian Muslim female. Wrote ‘why Berkeley’ and ‘why Michigan’ essays. To whoever is creeping on this in the future, good luck with your cycle :)

SmellyCynicalNightingale

LSAT 171 GPA 3.52 2024–25 cycle

Attending University of Chicago

good luck for those of yall coming in!

StressedButWellDressed

LSAT 169 GPA 3.96 2021–22 cycle

Attending Yale University

Took the LSAT twice. First take got 168; Second take got 169. I was accepted to ASU, OU, and WashU with a 168. I was accepted to all others with a 169.

LanguidAxiomaticRhino

LSAT 176 GPA 4.00 2024–25 cycle

Attending Georgetown University

Apply as early as possible. It matters a lot more than any of us might think, especially in these high-volume times. Try to do legally relevant work.

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