URM confusion chances Forum
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URM confusion chances
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On LSAC, run your LSAT/GPA number for all the schools.basketweaver wrote:GPA: 3.56
LSAT: 165
College: Decent LAC
Work Experience: 1-2 years
Puerto Rican/White
Hey all. I'm really confused as to what schools I should aim for in the next cycle. There is tons of info about MA but less so about PR urm admissions and especially less with PR/White admissions. Do I stand a chance at GULC/Cornell or should I be aiming lower? Any advice is appreciated (besides retake, I may but am generally curious about my current situation).
The system will give your odds of admission to each school, which is quite good and efficient.
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Are you actively trying to give the worst advice possible?chicagoburger wrote: On LSAC, run your LSAT/GPA number for all the schools.
The system will give your odds of admission to each school, which is quite good and efficient.
OP: don't use the LSAC calculator, because it's terrible, even without accounting for a potential URM boost. I think that you should get some kind of boost, and I don't think Georgetown or Cornell would be out of the question with these numbers. But the schools you aim for should be based on your career goals. What do you want to do with your degree?
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I would like to do some type of big law for at least a few years right out of law school.cavalier1138 wrote:Are you actively trying to give the worst advice possible?chicagoburger wrote: On LSAC, run your LSAT/GPA number for all the schools.
The system will give your odds of admission to each school, which is quite good and efficient.
OP: don't use the LSAC calculator, because it's terrible, even without accounting for a potential URM boost. I think that you should get some kind of boost, and I don't think Georgetown or Cornell would be out of the question with these numbers. But the schools you aim for should be based on your career goals. What do you want to do with your degree?
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Re: URM confusion chances
You would have a chance at any school, less so at HYS. Don't be confused, be ambitious.
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Re: URM confusion chances
agreed, you did good. Better than me on the lsat and I got into a lower t14. (Urm)TripleM wrote:You would have a chance at any school, less so at HYS. Don't be confused, be ambitious.
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Wow congrats! Were you a non-AA URM by chance, if you don't mind answering?us3rnam3 wrote:agreed, you did good. Better than me on the lsat and I got into a lower t14. (Urm)TripleM wrote:You would have a chance at any school, less so at HYS. Don't be confused, be ambitious.
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Thanks!basketweaver wrote:Wow congrats! Were you a non-AA URM by chance, if you don't mind answering?us3rnam3 wrote:agreed, you did good. Better than me on the lsat and I got into a lower t14. (Urm)TripleM wrote:You would have a chance at any school, less so at HYS. Don't be confused, be ambitious.
No i am AA female but i have a 3.7, graduated college a year early and I had some pretty great lawyers right my letters of rec.
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us3rnam3 wrote:Thanks!basketweaver wrote:Wow congrats! Were you a non-AA URM by chance, if you don't mind answering?us3rnam3 wrote:agreed, you did good. Better than me on the lsat and I got into a lower t14. (Urm)TripleM wrote:You would have a chance at any school, less so at HYS. Don't be confused, be ambitious.
No i am AA female but i have a 3.7, graduated college a year early and I had some pretty great lawyers right my letters of rec.
I see. thanks!