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Sorry if this isn’t allowed but I don’t see anything against this. Would anyone want to swap PS and review each others? I know applications open soon so I’m sure lots of us would like a new set of eyes Let me know submitted by /u/tuckerg30 [link] [comments]
i was rereading the part about requesting transcripts and it said to request transcripts from ‘institutions where college-level courses were taken while in high school.’ so i can request transcripts from places where I took my AP classes and those can be calculated in my LSAC gpa? submitted by /u/Altruistic_Juice8089 [link] [comments]
I am currently a software manager in big tech. My GPA in Computer Science is low 3.3 (international student that did’t really speak English when I arrived) LSAT is 167 10 Years of experience. I want to go to law school and then work in international law. I honestly will take anything international (like Corporate law and M&A) but I would love to go work for UNICEF and the likes. I speak 4 lan…
Have started receiving mass emails from schools I'm interested in applying to - I usually don't respond to these types of emails but should I rethink that specifically for these schools? submitted by /u/Extension-Bed-1835 [link] [comments]
hello i am probably not applying this cycle but looking ahead to next cycle … i have a phd in art history from a top school, ivy league undergrad GPA 3.94. i have been working on getting my practice LSAT up from a baseline of 167. i have always worked in academia or museums so obviously this is a big pivot for my career. are there programs that would accept such a change? i am thinking of art law…
Genuine question. I am extremely grateful for my score and wasn’t expecting it, so I didn’t originally plan on applying to any T14s. Now that scores were released I’m reconsidering. Do you think it’s worth a shot now? I’d be considered a splitter at most of them, and I don’t want to have to pay the $45 CAS fee if my odds are slim. Thoughts? submitted by /u/CompetitiveSubject22 [link] [comments]
I feel like every year people say it was a brutal cycle. Feeling discouraged R&R this cycle. What were everyone’s experiences this last cycle and how’d it differ from previous cycles? submitted by /u/Ok-Cantaloupe8470 [link] [comments]
Interested to hear from last cycle applicants!!! Do any schools provide fee waivers after attending an info session/tour? submitted by /u/EbbSuspicious5547 [link] [comments]
chance me 166,3.81 kjd softs- honor society president, senate intern undergraduate ta fordham law st johns( want significant aid) cardozo (same submitted by /u/Hot-Artichoke-396 [link] [comments]
I'm 29, and I'm applying this cycle. I started undergrad in 2017, and I have had a horrible go of it with finishing college. I was homeless twice, had to PCS with my spouse, had a baby during covid, blah blah blah. These sound like excuses, so I don't want to finish listing them. That said, I have a 3.6x GPA at my current institution, and I'm testing around 17x on PTs. Taking the real thing in…
