When getting ready to apply, I quickly understood given my GPA, my LSAT score was going to be my only saving grace. I had no aspirations of grad school while in undergrad and am kicking myself...
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ChineseFood
GPA: 2.98 • LSAT: 164
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Chapman University
2 months ago
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ImaginativeJustifiableBadger857
GPA: 3.03 • LSAT: 166
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William & Mary Law School
You just need one school to let you in! Also, for context I did apply with my wife (4.09/164) and that definitely helped me get in with my lower GPA.
2 weeks ago
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RanDFDapplicant
GPA: 3.31 • LSAT: 170
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George Washington University
No retest just reapplying since last cycle I applied late Feb-March… My stats aren’t exact cuz THEY BE WATCHING ME Update: Ended up committing to GW after a couple back and forth for scholarship...
2 months ago
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VeteranGoat
GPA: 3.9 • LSAT: 153
Dont believe anyone who says the lsat can be studied for enough. It matters more than anything else, especially if the say they use a holistic approach to admissions.
2 months ago
678
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EscapeFromLimbo
GPA: 3.26 • LSAT: 170
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University of Alabama
Stay off Reddit
2 months ago
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