Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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WildBird

GPA: 3.98 • LSAT: 153 • University of North Carolina

The LSAT is not everything. Have Faith. Send consistent letters of continued interest (around 1 every two weeks to 1 every month) and tour the law school you want to go to multiple times. Set up...

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UnsuitableDirtyParrot

GPA: 3.74 • LSAT: 159 • University of Kentucky

LSAT is a grind. Sit and study the first time and apply early. It makes the rest of the year much more enjoyable.

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SugawaraSatsuki

GPA: 3.91 • LSAT: 178 • New York University

Don’t write your personal statement in two days.

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ChubbyAliveAngelfish

GPA: 3.97 • LSAT: 154 • Pennsylvania State - Penn State Law

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,...

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ChivalrousBigLeprechaun

GPA: 3.85 • LSAT: 173 • Columbia University

Save up early bc apps are insanely expensive without fee waivers Start studying for the LSAT like a year in advance and if you can work with a private tutor, DO IT Listen to podcasts/absorb as...

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HardScreechingHawk

GPA: 3.7 • LSAT: 176 • University of Texas at Austin

See you next year

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CharismaticBee

GPA: 3.93 • LSAT: 169 • University of Georgia

Shoot your shot! And don’t panic, you will get into law school and do amazing things :) Feel free to DM any questions!

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cartographerbro

GPA: 3.56 • LSAT: 175 • Boston University

Your LSAT is more important than your GPA, but your GPA can still stymie you. Pay attention in school!

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PBJ2022

GPA: 3.6 • LSAT: 146 • Northern Illinois University

Just keep at it. Trusting the process sucks, but things WILL work out.