Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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bruh

GPA: 3.68 • LSAT: 179 • Harvard University

Ecstatic to attend Harvard in the fall!

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baloney

GPA: 3.82 • LSAT: 164 • (Part-time) Temple University

lichrally,,,, don’t pay for law school

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NickleFront

GPA: 3.3 • LSAT: 160 • Chapman University

Everyone’s journey is unique to them, find where you fit.

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amilio

GPA: 3.88 • LSAT: 166

Recap: Not expecting any waitlist movement, so 90% chance of an R&R. I would have studied a lot more for the LSAT (wanted a 170, but I settled). My grades also slipped a bit b/c of online...

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BeegYoshi

GPA: 2.66 • LSAT: 174 • Washington University in St. Louis

If you have an atrocious undergrad GPA, there’s still hope. Getting a mid-to-upper 170’s score is essential if you are sub 3.0, so take as long as you need to obtain that score if you’re certain...

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MantisToboggan

GPA: 3.86 • LSAT: 173 • University of California—Los Angeles

Take your time my friends. If you’re questioning whether you should retake the LSAT, do it. No rush to go to school. Don’t take LSAT study advice (e.g. hours per day for months). You know...

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WillKunstler

GPA: 3.96 • LSAT: 172 • University of Chicago

Duke UR3 March 19

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nycbased004556

GPA: 3.5 • LSAT: 178 • Washington University in St. Louis

Applied late December last cycle, rushed applications - no why X’s or additional essays. Wrote a scholarship essay for NYU but that was it. Rejected at Harvard & waitlisted at...

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BambooTambourine

GPA: 3.5 • LSAT: 168 • University of Minnesota

You gotta get that LSAT score up, that is a rookie LSAT score. Then safety, target, and reach schools. If you’re done with LSAT, prepare applications for submission as early as possible. When...