Applicant Wisdom & Insights

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ThirdDustyShark

GPA: 2.58 • LSAT: 177 • Southern Methodist University

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goodeyesniper42

GPA: 3.36 • LSAT: 169 • University of Georgia

Full length timed practice tests with blind review should be your LSAT prep bread and butter. Apply as early as you can. Don’t be afraid to go back to school 5+years after undergrad.

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UpbeatWholesaleLeek

GPA: 3.98 • LSAT: 164 • Lewis And Clark College

No debt no stress

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the-little-engine-that-could

GPA: 3.95 • LSAT: 169 • University of Pennsylvania

the little engine that did. Keep chuggin, believe in yourself, have a good support system, and you will find your station. Had a bunch of apps ready to shoot out immediately if Penn didn’t work...

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InsaneDreamer

GPA: 4.12 • LSAT: 171 • Northwestern University

All that matters is the legacy you leave behind Leave one worth remembering

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Arghyle

GPA: 2.77 • LSAT: 155 • Howard University

Believe!! Have a plan, and know your why.

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Shredneck

GPA: 3.98 • LSAT: 171 • University of Chicago

Unless you have superior softs, a 174+ with a 4.0, it’s going to be a hard run. Start very very early. If you’re in the midst of studying like crazy and the LSAT you get will not get you into the...

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PsychaCola

GPA: 3.7 • LSAT: 167 • University of Illinois—Urbana Champaign

LSAT: took multiple times, 167 highest. GPA: 3.7ish in a STEM field, then flunked out of medical school (kinda). Writing Materials: Personal statement - finding a passion for child advocacy as a...

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Kilajen

GPA: 4.07 • LSAT: 154 • Washington and Lee University

The biggest thing I can say is to show your interest as early as possible and check in with admissions multiple times. But don’t be annoying!