LSAT 156 GPA 3.80 2026–27 cycle
…bother with unaccredited schools. You can always R&R, or negotiate scholarships!
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LSAT 156 GPA 3.80 2026–27 cycle
…bother with unaccredited schools. You can always R&R, or negotiate scholarships!
…has the potential to yield thousands of dollars in negotiated merit aid.
2026–27 cycle
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…their scholarship offer was better and BU refused to negotiate.
…to GW after a couple back and forth for scholarship negotiations. Did decent 1L, Landed Biglaw SA in NYC, at V20…. Transferring ED to CLS starting my 2L fall. NEVER BACK DOWN, NEVER WHAT?
Applied with 163, got a 167 post acceptance. IU said no to scholarship negotiation.
If I could do it over I would apply to more T14s, even those I have no interest in, just to have more leverage in scholarship negotiations.
apply earlier than I did and do not be afraid to negotiate with schools and advocate for yourself in a respectful manner!!
A cohesive narrative and clear idea of what you want to do as a lawyer goes a long way! Also apply as early as possible so you have max time for scholarship negotiations (and peace of mind).
…best/most scholarships and which schools appear to be more negotiable with scholarships than others. Look at the chart of applicants and see if people with your stats are more likely to receive money than not. It is worth the (admittedly, expensive) application fee if you can use it to get a few thousand more…
…done well ahead of time in case of any processing delays. Negotiate your scholarship! I did and as you can see I had no other offers to use as leverage. Nevertheless, they bumped my scholarship from $75,000 to $90,000. Do not underestimate your value and always ask for more. Law school is a huge financial commitment…
…that consistency was key. I treated my studying like a non-negotiable commitment but also made sure I wasn’t burning myself out and took one day off per week. I took it twice and went from a 171–>172 (lol). After the second try, I decided to turn my focus to my other application components, as a 172 was at the…
…helped me significantly at UNC and GMU. Finally, please negotiate your scholarships. You have nothing to lose by asking, and I got very positive responses when I asked politely and sent in my other offers.
…if you are interested in public interest and always try to negotiate scholarships. You can do this!
…scholarships: all aid was merit + first offers (did not negotiate)
…so I will likely end up there this fall. I attempted to negotiate with Illinois using the other three offers, but unfortunately they did not offer me any more money. They of course have the best Chicago placement out of any of those options, but the scholarship offers I had from the other schools ultimately made…
…According to their scholarship application, they do not negotiate. Application sent October 1, the day it opened Optional Essays: Supplemental Essay prompt 2 (Life Experience), Education Interruption (in app) Addenda: None Extra 500 word essay required for merit scholarship consideration, due ~2 weeks after…
…essays Application timing LSAT I took it once. Scholarship negotiations Decision making
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