“LSAT is the wrecking ball.” Control what you can.
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Admitted to Ohio State UniversityReapplying for 2022-23 cycle with a higher LSAT Results from 2021-22 cycle with 168 LSAT: NYU (1/14/22): hold, rejected- Cornell (1/3/22): rejected Northwestern (1/12/22): rejected WashU (12/13/21): rejected Boston U (1/3/22): waitlist, rejected Vanderbilt (1/14/22): waitlist, rejected UMinnesota (12/15/21):…
I am very happy with how my cycle turned out :) My advice is to apply early but expect to not hear back for a longggg time lol
Plan to take the LSAT and apply earlier than you think. Especially for KJDs, pushing essay writing, resume work, requesting LORs, etc. too far into your senior year will likely make things difficult to manage alongside the rest of your academic and work life.
Don’t listen to the outside noise and do you. Find what makes you happy and listen to your heart. It’s your life and nobody else can live it for you so make sure you make a decision that YOU are happy with! Keep an open mind throughout this process. What may have been your first choice may turn out to not be after…
Hello! I wrote Why X for all schools– if you can’t write a Why X, I don’t think you really want to go to that school. That’s just my opinion. I am going on a full tuition scholarship. When it came down to Temple or about 40% off at BU, I was faced with a really tough decision. Ultimately, I chose Temple due to the…
I submitted a diversity statement and optional essays for all universities that allowed for it. In addition, I toured UGA and Emory and spoke to admission directors at Alabama, Emory, Ohio State, UGA, USC, Vanderbilt, and Wake Forest at a college law fair held at my undergraduate institution. I’m from the south, and…
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Being a “super-splitter” is terrible. 0/10, would not recommend. I went to a community college for a few years after high school and didn’t really go to classes, leaving me with a 1.2 GPA. After spending seven or so years working I went back to school and pulled out a 3.7. Shoot that shot. Apparently, shooting that…
if you take the LSAT for the first time in 2018 apply then instead of two years later in a global pandemic lol apply as early as you can would be my biggest recommendation. put T3 softs as I’d won a prestigious Man of the Year award at my undergraduate school, available for all students by nomination. Maybe a…
I have wanted to go to Notre Dame for as long as I can remember (my dad is alumni and would constantly take me to football games and pep rallies). It was extremely hard to turn down Florida and their full ride, but I wanted to take a risk and go to my dream school even though it is more expensive. Additionally,…
You need to, and I cannot stress this enough, submit your application as early in the cycle as you are able to. I had a pretty satisfactory cycle, and I am extremely happy with where I will end up going. However, I know that - had I submitted my applications earlier than I did (for context, I submitted most…
Go Hoos! Personal statement matters, and your interview matters. Numbers only get you to the interview. If you’re STEM, that’s a big boost wherever you go. Adcoms and employers will assume you’re intelligent and logical, so make sure to have your personality shine when you apply! Also, don’t forget to be real…
“The mighty in their pride walk alone to destruction.” - Calvin Coolidge “Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not: nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not: the world is full of educated…
-public interest inclined girlie (civil rights/human rights/immigration) -spring 2024 recent graduate -apply widely if ur a fellow reverse splitter !!!! final notes: -cycle went far better than i thought - essays will make or break you if you are a splitter or reverse splitter. ZERO rejections. i wish i tried…
Leave this process regretting nothing! Do the campus visit, take that extra hour on your personal statement, get another set of eyes on your resume, TAKE THE LSAT AGAIN (none of the other stuff matters if your foot isn’t in the door with yiour LSAT score unfortunately) Trust me, you only want to apply to law school…
LSAT 167 GPA 3.67 2023–24 cycle
Attending Indiana University - Bloomington
Ask for fee waivers everywhere- , no matter what your stats are. I didn’t pay a single application fee and saved hundreds of dollars. This is a fairly predictable game. You don’t need more than 2-3 safety schools. I wasted time working on so many applications to places that I wouldn’t even want to attend. LSAT Demon…
You only need one A!! Dont compare yourself to others, you have your own path and all you need is for one good school to take a chance on you and give you the opportunity to thrive there! Super humbled and grateful that I got into my dream school with lower stats, you can do it too! Dont count yourself out because…
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