Don’t try to read the tea leaves. Focus on your life and let your apps work through the system. It will take longer than you think it will.
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Admitted to St. John's UniversityWrote personal statement on being first in my family to go to law school, wrote GPA addendum for first semester GPA weighing down average
Only two things matter, LSAT and GPA. And GPA doesn’t really matter unless it’s 4.0+… Just study your heart out for the LSAT, trust.
Check 509 reports!!! https://www.abarequireddisclosures.org/Disclosure509.aspx Higher rank does not always mean better job outcomes
I am unable to attend any law schools at this time. But updated all the info for others to see. Best of luck in your journey!
Apply early… Not in February
always believe in yourself … and if you have trauma use it in your statements because if you don’t someone else will !!
Couldn’t blanket the T14s but hopefully my essays, work exp, and GPA speak for themselves.
Always make sure to try your best whenever possible, but if you don’t, make up for it via standardized testing.
Just take it easy… those decisions will come. I went from a 135 to a 170. If I can do it, you can do it too.
Always shoot your shot. Being weird/unique is better than being identical. Don’t show your desperation.
invenium viam aut faciam
165 LSAT. Retook April and scored 1 point higher but had already heard back from every school.
apply early!!!
it’ll all work out! don’t let people on these forums make you feel inferior. best of luck!
I cast a wide net as far as applications (11 schools) so that I would have enough options
Apply to every possible school you can, even if you think you won’t get it. Do it anyway.
Shoot your shot! A cohesive narrative and stellar application can outshine your LSAT.
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