I was just wondering if there is any benefit in being an international applicant. Did my UG in the USA, from Canada, not a URM.
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International Applicant Forum
- freekick
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Re: International Applicant
American UG means a reportable GPA which in turn means you're an international largely in the name. And to the extent you are international, it is a diversity boost. How much of a boost depends on where you are from, and my impression as a non-Canadian is that Canada isn't as international for US law schools as say Taiwan is.Trsk345 wrote:I was just wondering if there is any benefit in being an international applicant. Did my UG in the USA, from Canada, not a URM.
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- melmelcoolj
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Re: International Applicant
I think it actually has not given me any boost in the process. If anything, I would have gotten into better schools with my exact numbers had I been white & American. And, no, I'm not from Canada.Trsk345 wrote:I was just wondering if there is any benefit in being an international applicant. Did my UG in the USA, from Canada, not a URM.
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