Relax as much as possible before LSAT, try to take your mind off it until the last second! Don’t decide against a school preemptively based on scholarship data. I almost didn’t apply to the school that gave me some of the most money, the one I ended up going to, because I thought they wouldn’t give me any money! At…
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Admitted to (Part-time) Brooklyn Law SchoolSofts will help, but even if you’ve got exceptionally high ones, many schools, given how the game is played, will still care most about your LSAT and GPA. That is just how it is. So, live in the real world and understand that, for the most part, it all just comes down to numbers. Apply as early as you can; that…
I began studying for the LSAT in April 2021. I took it three times, and I improved my score by 10 pts in August 2022. Immediately after seeing my best score, I applied as soon as the cycle started to my top schools. I am looking to study part-time in the NYC area for as little money as possible. I threw in a few…
i combed through every single inch of this site every single day for months and can’t believe it’s done!!!! for what it’s worth, whatever happens will happen so save yourself the stress and trust the process. GOOD LUCK!!!
I am a first gen high school and college graduate aka grew up in poverty! In college, I triple majored in Political Science with a concentration in International Affairs, French, and International Studies. I also was the President of College Democrats, VP of my sorority, and Social Chair for our Pre-Law society. I…
Never underestimate the power of delusion, well-written essays, and strong softs (and glitter)
<-(◕o◕)-> Dream big. Apply even if you think you might not get accepted but also def get a fee waiver for those dream schools so you’re not wasting money! Also don’t talk to those awful, AWFUL people on Reddit. They’re not admissions, they’re not deans, and they’re not law professors. DOUBLE CHECK EVERYTHING…
Take an in-person LSAT Class! Even if it’s expensive. I didn’t and I regret it, in retrospect the camaraderie and group learning environment will be exponentially better for your score than trying to retrain your brain on your own. :)
Applications are holistic; they are admitting a person not a GPA/LSAT score. Make sure that your personal statement is honest to you and what you want to accomplish by going to law school. It will work out!
Part time applicant, all scholarship figures are over 4 years
LSAT 164 GPA 3.50 2025–26 cycle
Attending (Part-time) Seton Hall University
Apply as early as possible.
lichrally,,,, don’t pay for law school
Life is short - eat the cannoli
3.01 LSAC GPA / 3.91 Degree GPA
you never know unless you try!
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