Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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iamkthom

GPA: 3.78 • LSAT: 164 • University of Arizona

Listen to your gut, not Reddit.

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UniqueSuccotash

GPA: 3.71 • LSAT: 174 • New York University

My handle is the same on Reddit if you have any questions (or if you want to view my cycle recap which includes more about me), and do feel free to DM there (as I don’t check this often). Best of...

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wombat69

GPA: 3.43 • LSAT: 173 • University of Texas at Austin

Your GPA doesn’t define you. That’s what the LSAT is for.

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KangarooCourtContemnor

GPA: 3.32 • LSAT: 156

Begin preparing the written portions of your applications LONG before you want to apply.

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devilback1

GPA: 4.11 • LSAT: 162 • Arizona State University

Don’t spend every second of you day on LSD or reddit, I regret making this mistake. Decisions will come when they come, and literally nothing you can do to change that.

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SincereJudicialPeacock608

GPA: 3.71 • LSAT: 155 • Drake University

Apply ASAP. You have a much higher chance of getting into a school when you apply when applications open. You also have a much higher chance of getting a scholarship.

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Manchot

GPA: 3.81 • LSAT: 161 • University of California (Hastings)

Be honest on your personal statement, but also be cognizant of what they’re looking for.

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ActionCat

GPA: 3.14 • LSAT: 177 • Cornell University

I am making my profile public to give people a look at what a low GPA application cycle high LSAT cycle looks like. I am an R&R applicant so… second time’s the charm? Check out my cycle from last...

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goodphilosophy

GPA: 3.95 • LSAT: 168 • Columbia University

If you are a splitter, the ball is in your court. It’s up to you to convince the adcomms that they should let you in over the competition. They know you will likely succeed (your gpa/lsat signals...