LSAT 153 GPA 3.77 2020–21 cycle
Apply early and well before any application deadlines. Accepted to ABA accredited law school not listed on LSData w/ scholarship $$$ on April 7th.
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LSAT 153 GPA 3.77 2020–21 cycle
Apply early and well before any application deadlines. Accepted to ABA accredited law school not listed on LSData w/ scholarship $$$ on April 7th.
GRE 320 GPA 3.69 2020–21 cycle
softs - Ivy league undergrad, prestigious academic scholarship winner, D1 varsity athlete, bilingual, double major applied GRE only because i decided to apply too late to take the LSAT, still wanted to throw my hat in the ring. Plan to reapply with LSAT next cycle if nothing bites
…1st 4/15 ($500), 2nd 5/15($500) Georgetown: Accept scholarship by 4/3, 1st 5/1 ($1000), 2nd 6/1 ($1500) Notes: UVA: sent LOCI email on 02/08/23 Michigan: sent LOCI email 2/27/23, accepted 3/8 Cornell: Interview invite 12/05/22, completed 12/13/22. CEHS finalist (3/3); received CEHS (3/27) Northwestern: completed…
Took LSAT 3 times: 169 -> 170 -> 180 Undergraduate and Masters degree in economics KJD Attended T50 undergrad on full-tuition scholarship
…Didn’t do anything extra for this app. I got an initial scholarship of $0. It was upped a decent amount after the deposit deadline. -GMU; Wrote ’Why GMU” since it was required, focused on how my math background tied into their economic emphasis. -American; sent in the app with no tailoring. Was WL and withdrew…
…in the end, the moment that Penn offered me even a bit of scholarship, my mind was instantly made up. Aside from the higher ranking, truth be told, Penn was one of the schools that I had my eye on from the beginning, especially because of their commitment to cross-disciplinary teaching (and having a…
Ask for a fee waiver at every school you apply for, I received one at all 11 schools. Also NEGOTIATE YOUR SCHOLARSHIPS, it doesn’t hurt to ask and the worst they can do is say no!
Tier 3 Softs: First-gen, low-income; prestigious merit scholarship; T10 Undergrad Submitted diversity statement and optional essays. Applied later in cycle (December-January apps)
Applied late December last cycle, rushed applications - no why X’s or additional essays. Wrote a scholarship essay for NYU but that was it. Rejected at Harvard & waitlisted at Columbia/NYU/Fordham. Stats are the same, but this cycle I’ve written either a Why X or an optional essay for every school except UCLA, ASU,…
…Feb LSAT was my first, looking for a longshot big scholarship to somewhere this cycle. If not, next cycle is where I’m headed!
Lincoln Memorial University School of Law • Application Received: 1/25/21 • Accepted: 2/2/21 Scholarship: $95,700 (not conditional)
…-Very scared =-=-=-=-=-=-= 4/9/22–Proud GMU 2L on scholarship! So happy to be where I am, and I have no regrets! You will make friends and find your place wherever you go! I know the application process is daunting and feels isolating, but in a year, it will feel so far away. No matter the outcome, you will be…
WF has a “non-binding” early decision program, and that’s what I was accepted to with a 45k scholarship. deferred myself to regular decision and was waitlisted
Wrote Why X Essays for all applications. Withdrew after ED acceptance to Wisconsin to be fair to other applicants. Received a scholarship from Wisconsin but I’m unable to disclose the amount.
Shoot your shot! Ultimately, I did not break into the T14 but I am proud of the acceptances I got, with some nice scholarship money to boot. Ultimately, I was choosing between WashU and Vanderbilt, and the money at WashU really swayed me as did it’s proximity to where I want to end up working. Pretty run of the mill…
LSAT 166 GPA 3.80 2020–21 cycle
Attending University of North Carolina
…over 3 years at UNC with what amounts to nearly a full scholarship (thanks to their amazing in-state tuition) was just too good to turn down. -Not especially interested in debt or biglaw and have SO in state. Ultimately a no-brainer, I think, given my preferences. Would have taken $$/$$$ from Duke to get me to…
…with thesis on legal issues + fairly competitive research scholarship supporting it, various leadership positions/volunteer projects, former varsity athlete. My softs don’t really have a coherent narrative, because I contain multitudes, but my PS tied as much together as it could. LBGTQ+, but no diversity statement.…
…N/A UChicago: N/A NYU: Applied to RTK, wrote optional scholarship essay. Rejected from RTK. UCBerkeley: Wrote why X. UPenn: N/A Northwestern: Did Kira. UMichigan: Wrote why X. Duke: Wrote why X. Georgetown: Wrote optional essay. Invited to apply for Blume, interviewed for Blume. Rejected from Blume. WashU: N/A.
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