LSAT 160 GPA 3.70 2022–23 cycle

Admitted to (Part-time) Brooklyn Law School

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…

pinkparttimeprincess

LSAT 167 GPA 3.29 2025–26 cycle

Attending (Part-time) American University

Never underestimate the power of delusion, well-written essays, and strong softs (and glitter)

VariousScandalousGoat

LSAT 163 GPA 4.00 2025–26 cycle

Attending (Part-time) Fordham University

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. :)

notacat

LSAT 162 GPA 3.26 2024–25 cycle

Attending (Part-time) Temple University

Reddit is not your friend – it is simply the blind leading the blind. You’ll be fine – make sure you reach out and participate in events with the law schools that you’re most interested in, and you can make a great impression on the admissions folks. Remember, you’re more than your stats!

kkibs93

LSAT 158 GPA 3.87 2023–24 cycle

Admitted to Vermont Law School

you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take! Take the leap!!

PuzzledFabulousNebula

LSAT 158 GPA 3.99 2024–25 cycle

Attending (Part-time) Georgetown University

Have fun, be yourself, and write well. You are more than your numbers - your essays can make up for a less than stellar GPA/LSAT. This process is hard. Please remember you are loved :)