GPA: 3.42 • LSAT: 151 • South Texas College Of Law—Houston

I was honestly shocked by my results. Given my numbers, I didn’t expect to get waitlisted at Penn State or OU. They were reaches for me, like most schools I applied to. I genuinely think it was...

11 months ago

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KeenHypnoticGoose

GPA: 3.97 • LSAT: 151 • University of Oklahoma

lsat score is apparently very important lol So, if your LSAT practice scores aren’t turning out well, my advice would be to see if your schools will accept GRE. Then take a good ole practice test...

11 months ago

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CPeel13

GPA: 3.29 • LSAT: 156 • University of Oregon

Looks like an R and R year for me. I initially put down a deposit for Oregon Law but will be withdrawing. It is simply too expensive and they gave me hardly any scholarship. Plus, I just got a...

11 months ago

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MMAGorilla

GPA: 3.86 • LSAT: 174 • New York University

Don’t turn in your top schools apps first… Applying in September vs October doesn’t make any difference, and if you notice a typo or error in your apps, you don’t want to discover it on your top...

11 months ago

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darkfairy1899

GPA: 4.0 • LSAT: 149 • (Part-time) Pace University

I swear, therefore I am.

11 months ago

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RhetoricalUnusualOgre

GPA: 2.88 • LSAT: 167 • University of Wisconsin

Applying to law school is: stressful, overwhelming, and scary. It’s also full of hope, opportunity, and joy. Feel your feelings; they are all valid. Remember that you are beautiful and strong,...

11 months ago

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theace1231

GPA: 2.9 • LSAT: 169 • Indiana University - Bloomington

apply early and apply often. you never know what school will accept you/offer a decent scholarship. also, apply to a wide range of schools, both ranking and location-wise

11 months ago

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