Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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DependentOvertHyrax

GPA: 4.03 • LSAT: 168 • Washington University in St. Louis

Don’t go for NYU named scholarships. If you don’t get it, you’re almost guaranteed to get no money at all.

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TyrannosaurusLex

GPA: 3.3 • LSAT: 180 • University of Michigan

Reapplicant; accepted a non-binding deferral at Duke in May 2021. My 2020-21 cycle is recorded under the username LsatTraintoClarksville. Advice for future applicants: Don’t be KJD unless...

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IfImNotFamousFirst

GPA: 3.92 • LSAT: 170 • Georgetown University

Received decisions from UVA Georgetown UF UM with 3.90 GPA. Everything else post increase to 3.92

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Jupiter

GPA: 3.02 • LSAT: 173 • Georgetown University

Georgetown Class of 2025 Dear SuperSplitters, Don’t give up. And don’t let people tell you it’s impossible to achieve your dreams. Work hard. Work harder than anyone expects you to work. Let me...

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melodramatic2

GPA: 3.97 • LSAT: 168 • Duke University

My advice: for t14 especially, do optional essays regardless of your stats. if you can write a convincing Why X for the school that shows a real interest in the school and, most importantly,...

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StressedButWellDressed

GPA: 3.96 • LSAT: 169 • Yale University

Took the LSAT twice. First take got 168; Second take got 169. I was accepted to ASU, OU, and WashU with a 168. I was accepted to all others with a 169.

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HealthLawHope98

GPA: 3.92 • LSAT: 160 • University of Nevada—Las Vegas

Took the LSAT twice with one cancellation (got sick during the test). Scores were 158, cancel, 160. Applied with a diversity statement about chronic invisible illness, and a personal statement on...

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BizarrePlacidSwan

GPA: 2.49 • LSAT: 168 • Arizona State University

Applied to ASU ED My entire goal since I started studying for the LSAT is to go to school there. I’m a non traditional super splitter. Wish me luck/pray for me

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Themis17

GPA: 2.46 • LSAT: 154 • Gonzaga University

Whatever time you feel you need for the LSAT add 3 more month. Blind review is super important! Understand why the incorrect answers are wrong so you don’t fall for a similar trap later. Apply...