GPA: 3.83 • LSAT: 164 • Temple University

take the lsat in college. people will tell you that you’ll have more time once you’re done with school — you won’t. you’ll have more responsibilities, and you’re unlikely to have the study habits...

5 months ago

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WholesomeEthicalSquirrel427

GPA: 3.61 • LSAT: 176 • Cornell University

Go outside, touch some grass.

4 months ago

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WG17

GPA: 3.25 • LSAT: 169 • University of Oklahoma

Go to therapy during the application cycle. Trust.

2 weeks ago

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sunnymonday

GPA: 3.91 • LSAT: 171 • Boston University

Started with a 158 diagnostic and went up 13 points to a 171 with about 2 and a half months of studying! Unfortunately I think a private tutor is 1000% worth it if you are able to swing the cost,...

2 months ago

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OptimisticEquitableNightingale115

GPA: 3.51 • LSAT: 166 • Indiana University - Bloomington

If you’ve already applied, get off this website (and r/lawschooladmissions) for your mental health’s sake. If you’re anything like me it won’t make you feel any better regardless of what you see.

6 months ago

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LawParrot

GPA: 3.45 • LSAT: 164 • University of North Carolina

Take the LSAT again (lol).

1 month ago

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NCHowler

GPA: 3.44 • LSAT: 172 • University of North Carolina

As someone who checks r/lawschooladmissions multiple times a day, don’t ever go there for specific advice. We’re not adcomms, we’re just people who use our free time to check old chat boards and...

3 months ago

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