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Advice applicants left on their LSD.Law profiles, searchable by topic, school, and stats.

LSAT 152 GPA 3.80 2022–23 cycle

Attending Willamette University

…apply early decision. If you do, you can’t leverage other scholarship offers for scholarship reconsideration.

LSAT 155 GPA 3.77 2024–25 cycle

Admitted to University of Oregon

Get your materials ready ASAP. I got mine ready to apply in the previous cycle, realized I would get no scholarship money so I waited for the next cycle since I had the ability to do so fortunately. With that I definitely feel it has benefitted me in the scholarship department. Also really think about where you…

LSAT 164 GPA 3.50 2022–23 cycle

Attending Gonzaga University

…and University of Utah. As you can see from the scholarships I received, cost was a large factor. I didn’t need a school that could get me into big law, I only needed a school that would give me a good legal education packed with public interest experience. I saw Gonzaga for this, its low cost of living,…

LSAT 168 GPA 2.40 2022–23 cycle

Attending Northeastern University

…before withdrawing from schools that offered no scholarships, but there was good reason as I could go at no cost without one. Keep your options open as you feel out which admission is best for you and take the time to think without making a gut decision. Acceptances and rejections don’t reflect you or your…

LSAT 161 GPA 3.17 2021–22 cycle

Attending University of California (Hastings)

Pay as much money as you can to do well the LSAT, especially if you are a splitter. A few thousand on a course can make up for tens of thousands in scholarships. Originally applied to 5 schools 2020-21 cycle with a 15low and got 4/5 waitlists, no acceptances. Reapplying this cycle with higher LSAT and fingers…

LSAT 159 GPA 3.25 2020–21 cycle

Attending University of Oregon

Ask for a fee waiver at every school you apply for, I received one at all 11 schools. Also NEGOTIATE YOUR SCHOLARSHIPS, it doesn’t hurt to ask and the worst they can do is say no!

LSAT 150 GPA 3.60 2020–21 cycle

Attending Louisiana State University

…you could possibly see yourself at. SHOOT YOUR SHOT. Scholarships are negotiable. Schools will put you on hold to allow others to apply and then compare you to them. Holds are better than being Waitlisted. IF YOU ARE A VETERAN go to this link. If you are using your GI Bill within 3 years of getting out of the…