Hello future splitter law applicants (if you ever see this). I’m a first-generation college student, and aside from that, am not in any way a URM. I only wrote a “why X” for Duke and wrote the “unpopular opinion” optional essay for Georgetown. In retrospect, I wish I had applied ED to GULC, and wrote more “why X”…
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Admitted to University of ConnecticutLSAT 158 GPA 3.90 2024–25 cycle
Attending Pennsylvania State - Dickinson Law
I will try and be as on top of these as possible! I am a splitter. I have very good softs and did a lot in college and a good GPA.
…to humanize yourself and your application. To my fellow Splitters/Reverse Splitters, you absolutely have hope. Schools who read applications holistically typically don’t let just 1 suboptimal factor outweigh an otherwise really stellar application. When studying for the LSAT, don’t just take PT’s until you hit your…
…I was unsure how my cycle would turn out as a reverse splitter. My cycle is proof that the LSAT isn’t everything! My practice tests were in the 167-173 range. My first test in June 2023 was a 159, and my second was Sept. 2023 161. Don’t know why the real ones were so different, but it ended up not mattering all that…
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