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The application process is full of a lot of things you cannot control. Put in your best effort to control the controllable. Submit applications early, study hard for the LSAT, put effort into your essays, and the right school will find you!
I am location locked to North Texas, so it was a difficult admissions year. Finally got accepted to OU which is further than I liked, but GI Bill plus a merit scholarship made it an easy decision. Even with a terrible GPA like mine, law school is achievable. I would have had a lot more options if I could move…
If anyone finds it interesting that someone with my stats got waitlisted to BLS, PM me.
Never reveal everything you know.
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I couldn’t have gotten any of these acceptances without support from my loved ones! Remember you are never alone in this process. I talked obsessively about elite law school admissions to anybody who would listen – and it paid off!
It only takes one (good) offer to make a successful cycle. Given my goals (clerking + working in DC,) UVA with $$$ is about as ideal of an outcome as there could have been for me. Deferring to complete an M.A. at my undergraduate institution using my last year of scholarship funds there. UVA allowed me to keep my…
There’s so much more to fit than ranking and you can’t control how brutal your cycle will be, so just remember: the schools that reject you failed to recognize your value and the schools that accept you are the ones that deserve you.
At BU, I got the WL in March, toured, and sent 4 LOCIs total (day of decision, mid april, end of may, early June, end of July). The middle three were all in response to solicitations from the school. In my last LOCI, I threw a hail mary and went nontraditional. I wrote a mini essay answering the “why law?” question…
Invest the time and money to kick the LSAT’s butt and if you have a bad GPA, spend some time getting work experience and learning about how the law functions in the real world in whatever way you can. Also try to show up to the virtual forums and other events. Ultimately, believe in yourself and try to enjoy the…
You’ve already achieved goals you said would make you happy.
Going into a cycle, you cannot know by how much it will become (presumably) more competitive, apply early and often! Connect with alumni/current students in your network to talk about the school and alumni community, it will make you more informed - or at least feel that way - for applications and gauging your…
LSAT 163 GPA 3.76 2025–26 cycle
Admitted to University of Colorado—Boulder
be yourself, focus on your strengths, and trust that everything will workout<3 (start writing your essays EARLY, give yourself enough time time to write when you really feel inspired. i started my personal statement two years before i even applied.)
Shoot your shot! Apply to as many schools as you can. LSAT scores aren’t everything, and as long as you have a strong application, it should be fine. Apply to safeties, target, and reach schools, you never know where you’ll get offers. Admission decisions are unpredictable and different for each school. Keep your…
Apply early, show genuine interest, and understand it’s a waiting game! Also - ask for Fee Waivers! I saved hundreds of dollars simply by emailing admissions teams a few sentences about my interest and requests for fee waivers. FYI - Northwestern offers a $120k scholarship for its binding ED program. Certainty…
2025–26 cycle
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I decided to attend Emory because it gave me good BL chances at the best price point in a really good location(pending waitlists, but I don’t expect any bites from my LOCIs). If you want a T14 or even a T20 acceptance at a 3.6, you will need to aim higher than a 170. I would advise future applicants to retake 170s…
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