Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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Isagi

GPA: 3.68 • LSAT: 177 • University of Michigan

I am a striker

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Fireblade09

GPA: 4.0 • LSAT: 175 • Duke University

LSAT sucks good luck everyone

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CaptainBlood

GPA: 3.83 • LSAT: 172 • Georgetown University

I would recommend writing a ‘Why X’ essay for schools you are very interested in, particularly if you are below median (see my WL offers). The only exception here for me is W&M. William & Mary -...

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BlessedAlways

GPA: 3.54 • LSAT: 157 • University of Notre Dame

Don’t get too caught up in statistics! Remember that you have a story to tell and it deserves to be heard.

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SpicySushi

GPA: 4.05 • LSAT: 172 • Columbia University

take a deep breath

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HeartbreakingStandingShrimp

GPA: 3.67 • LSAT: 167 • Indiana University - Bloomington

Ask for fee waivers everywhere- , no matter what your stats are. I didn’t pay a single application fee and saved hundreds of dollars. This is a fairly predictable game. You don’t need more than...

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apis-mellifera

GPA: 3.56 • LSAT: 164 • Indiana University - Bloomington

Apply to schools in order of last choice to first choice. This will allow you more time to find mistakes you may have missed in documents. Apply as early as possible. Don’t be afraid to retake...

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TheeJD

GPA: 3.81 • LSAT: 161 • University of North Carolina

If you are planning to take a gap year to work fulltime, try to study for the LSAT before you start working because you will not be able to optimally prioritize and dedicate time to the LSAT...

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JoeVeblow

GPA: 3.95 • LSAT: 175 • University of Michigan

JoeVeblow (◕w◕) (My wisdom is to get off LSD and go outside)