Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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cutebblawapp

GPA: 3.96 • LSAT: 170 • Harvard University

Psalm 62:8

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uniformcharlieoscarnovnov

GPA: 3.32 • LSAT: 163 • Brooklyn Law School

LSAT wisdom: start studying before you think you need to start studying- don’t sign up to take a test until you’re ready signing up before you’re ready will not get you motivated to study more...

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FlexMilla

GPA: 3.1 • LSAT: 171 • University of Minnesota

No LSAT plateau is permanent Apply earlier than I did Ask for fee waivers Talk to lawyers. Find out what they do and whether they like it Recommended resources: LSAT Demon, Thinking LSAT,...

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Twelver110

GPA: 3.3 • LSAT: 150 • University of Toledo

Cycle Notes Stats Undergrad GPA: 3.63 LSAC GPA: 3.30 - first couple semesters in 2020 quarantine were difficult for me to adjust to. Classes being forced online was not my preferred method of...

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SleepytimeTeaBear

GPA: 3.43 • LSAT: 180 • University of Virginia

Top-Line Advice (for what it’s worth): -Be authentic, trust your gut. -Don’t waste time trying to write what you think admissions officers want to hear. -Don’t count yourself out of anywhere....

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peachrings

GPA: 3.51 • LSAT: 178 • University of Michigan

Twas a rough cycle for splitters, and my application timing definitely did not help, but I am overall incredibly thrilled with my outcomes! I will most likely (barring a miracle from Stanford) be...

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UpbeatMysteriousOriole

GPA: 3.77 • LSAT: 172 • Yale University

Apply broadly but thoughtfully– you never know who will appreciate your story.

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AheadSteadyFalcon

GPA: 3.76 • LSAT: 167 • University of California—Davis

Talk to admissions officers and law students for the school you want to go to 3x more than you read Reddit. In fact just block Reddit through your ISP.

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wolf-tamer

GPA: 4.02 • University of North Carolina

I struggled with LSAT anxiety for 4+ years. It just felt like such a big determinant of my entire future. I didn’t get the score I wanted, but I showed strong interest in my #1 school, and it...