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Applicant Wisdom & Insights

Learn from the experiences and advice of successful law school applicants

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chicagocubsfan1744
GPA: 3.63 • LSAT: 154 Samford University

I came into the cycle continuously hearing that February was too late to apply and that this cycle was ultra-competitive. But what I’ll say is that if this is when you want to go to law school,...

1 year ago
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Perhaps insight, or another perspective, for someone who may need it: Read with care and intention Go slow, speed will come Do what you love, or what you value, money will come Put one foot in...

1 year ago
UltraMegaSplitter
GPA: 2.4 • LSAT: 177 Washington University in St. Louis

If you think you could do better on the LSAT, retake! You have nothing to lose except $238, your time, and a small piece of your soul, but you could get that score increase that gets you in at...

1 year ago
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CatToeBean
GPA: 3.6 • LSAT: 170 University of California—Davis

some wisdom (◕‿◕) Take the money and run.Softs/work experience make a difference. They are necessary but not sufficient. - Some people underestimate softs and think they can easily get into T14...

1 year ago
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JackieCochranChiles
GPA: 3.1 • LSAT: 157 Howard University

Apply early and ensure you write a strong personal statement and addendums. Give yourself the best opportunity. Be patient to wait and reapply the next year if it’s somewhere you truly want to go.

1 year ago
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legalbarbie504
GPA: 3.9 • LSAT: 161 University of Michigan

ALWAYS SHOOT YOUR SHOT! BELIEVE IN YOURSELF! do not let anyone dissuade you! you got this!!

1 year ago
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AddictedClumsyOrange
GPA: 3.48 • LSAT: 153 University of Maryland

You stats aren’t the only thing that matters. Ensure your softs are as strong as they can possibly be If you choose to be on reddit, be kind and seek reasonable advice (however people’s opinions...

1 year ago
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