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Applicant wisdom

Advice applicants left on their LSD.Law profiles, searchable by topic, school, and stats.

LSAT 165 GPA 3.60 2025–26 cycle

Attending Duquesne University

Apply wide. Really wide. Embarrassingly wide. Then let the dust settle and make the smartest boring decision available. Prestige is a fine thing until you’re paying for it with money you don’t have chasing outcomes that aren’t guaranteed. The humble path taken confidently beats the prestigious path taken anxiously…

LSAT 153 GPA 2.69 2023–24 cycle

Attending University of Baltimore

My wife became sick so I had to drop out after my university withdrawl date to take care of her, and I was rejected a medical hardship form. This tanked my GPA. I’m grateful I managed to find a school, but if you’re reading this, your GPA matters, make sure its as high as possible before applying. If you dont have a…

LSAT 158 GPA 4.08 2024–25 cycle

Attending Georgetown University

I’m a HOYA LAWYA Shoot your shot and don’t hesitate to apply to your first choice. I only took the LSAT once and my resume, personal statement, optional essays (I always did them) and recommendations all focused on my experience in advocacy and social justice and my interest in my being a public interest attorney.…

LSAT 161 GPA 3.53 2021–22 cycle

Admitted to New York University

shoot your shot take a gap year(s) and get experience and raise your score prestige matters but dont do it at the expense of financial sanity believe in yourself get an honest opinion of someone at the school (preferably a 2L or 3L not connected to the admissions outreach process) spellcheck your apps lol

LSAT 152 GPA 3.80 2022–23 cycle

Attending Willamette University

FireFly left no wisdom for posterity… (◕︵◕) Going to Willamette in the fall! If you decide to apply to law school and have a decent chance of getting into a particular school, don’t apply early decision. If you do, you can’t leverage other scholarship offers for scholarship reconsideration.

LSAT 157 GPA 3.85 2022–23 cycle

Admitted to University of Baltimore

Do NOT choose all of your undergrad classes/clubs/activities based on the goal of getting into law school – do what YOU love, do it well, and law schools will love you. (Although I do recommend trying mock trial, it’s super fun with the right team).

LSAT 152 GPA 3.63 2020–21 cycle

Admitted to New York Law School

Apply early and know your career goals. Don’t get sucked into the hype and drama of trying to attend T1 schools for a prestigious piece of paper when you can be successful (and not in debt) a Good school. Work hard. Study hard. Just do your best.

LSAT 154 GPA 2.46 2021–22 cycle

Attending Gonzaga University

Whatever time you feel you need for the LSAT add 3 more month. Blind review is super important! Understand why the incorrect answers are wrong so you don’t fall for a similar trap later. Apply early for the best chance at your school.

LSAT 148 GPA 3.62 2020–21 cycle

Admitted to Pennsylvania State - Dickinson Law

Don’t forget the personal aspect of admissions. Talk to them on the phone or via zoom and establish a connection and let them see you as a person and not just an application. Don’t be afraid to showcase your personality.

LSAT 155 GPA 3.04 2020–21 cycle

Attending Santa Clara University

1.)Grad GPA was 3.72. 2.) 8 years WE (non-traditional) in education 3.) C and F issue. someone called campus police for noise issue freshmen year of college. Social probation for 1 academic year.

LSAT 154 GPA 3.43 2022–23 cycle

Attending Albany Law School Of Union University

You’re more than your stats. In the end, your failure or success isn’t made by where you went but by what you did there. So work hard, prepare the best you can and let the chips fall where they may.

LSAT 162 GPA 3.62 2020–21 cycle

Attending Villanova University

Submitted LSAT addendum to most schools Applied to all schools with a 159 LSAT; retook in April 2021 to try and get off waitlists WL by Villanova on 2/24/21, accepted off WL on 5/3/21

LSAT 152 GPA 2.10 2021–22 cycle

Admitted to University of Nebraska

Learn about the world, and form your own thoughts and opinions, do not simply repeat what you hear/ read. The most important thing in life is posterity.

2023–24 cycle

Attending Mitchell Hamline

“hard things will happen to us. we will recover. we will learn from it. we will grow more resilient because of it.” - t.s.