Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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UnskilledRobot

GPA: 2.99 • LSAT: 172 • University of Virginia

If I can get in, you can definitely get in. Don’t stress.

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CautiousFeignedFoxhound

GPA: 4.13 • LSAT: 159 • Boston College

Overall, I feel as though I outperformed my stats due to a compelling PS. I took the LSAT twice and was PTing higher but decided to quit after the second time because I knew with work and school...

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BiPolarBears

GPA: 3.69 • LSAT: 162 • University of Miami

If at first you don’t succeed…. Skydiving isn’t for you

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ModernSeoul

GPA: 3.81 • LSAT: 169 • Boston College

Before I introduce some of the most significant lessons from this past application cycle, I do want to take a moment to say one thing: this is a trying and arduous journey. I don’t want to...

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littlemizmr

GPA: 2.8 • LSAT: 156 • Suffolk University

DO NOT TAKE LSAT UNTIL YOU ARE HITTING YOUR GOAL SCORE EVERY PRACTICE TEST. Reapplying next cycle with hopefully a better score.

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Lemurick1232

GPA: 3.88 • LSAT: 167 • University of Iowa

A 167 is not what it used to be XD. If you are reading this, I wish you luck in your application process!

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oops2022

GPA: 3.55 • LSAT: 174 • New York University

work experience is your friend!! especially as a super splitter and your PS/supplements and general writing skills matter way more than you would think, especially if you can tell a convincing...

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Yaboiinlaw

GPA: 3.63 • LSAT: 157 • University of Pittsburgh

Apply for every fee waiver possible in the application process. Half of the schools that I’ve applied to already waived application fees and in other cases, just emailing them prompted an...

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3jem

GPA: 3.64 • LSAT: 166 • Yeshiva University (Cardozo)

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