I’m glad yall aren’t spouting too much hopium. I think it’s dangerous to get people’s hopes up. I’m applying this year with a 4.0 and a 155. I’m applying to some schools lower down in the rankings and my top school, which is UT. UT seems to only accept people with an LSAT over 160, so I’m applying, but I’m not getting my hopes up. I’m being realistic. If I get in, that would be amazing. But I’m probably gonna attend another school instead that will give me a good amount of scholarship money.
How does 5 years in work experience in corporate America along with a high lsat score but 2.7 gpa play in the field? Does work experience boost significantly? I also feel as I’ve been through some life changing events. Should I even consider t14 schools? Please help me! Thank you in advance.
Schools will consider your work experience, but they can't ignore your GPA. Play with the numbers at lsatdemon.com/scholarships for our best guess at your scholarship chances. With a 2.7 you're a long shot for the T-14.
Question: I have a 3.74 undergrad GPA and 3.892 in graduate school. My LSAT score is 151. What are my chances of getting a scholarship, like top 200 schools? I am applying to LMU Duncan School of Law due to their hybrid program.
Not if you apply broadly with the right LSAT. Check out lsatdemon.com/scholarships for our best estimate of your scholarship chances given your GPA and LSAT.
As someone who has over 100k in undergrad student loans, I appreciate you guys for warning people about taking on law school debt.
I’m glad yall aren’t spouting too much hopium. I think it’s dangerous to get people’s hopes up. I’m applying this year with a 4.0 and a 155. I’m applying to some schools lower down in the rankings and my top school, which is UT. UT seems to only accept people with an LSAT over 160, so I’m applying, but I’m not getting my hopes up. I’m being realistic. If I get in, that would be amazing. But I’m probably gonna attend another school instead that will give me a good amount of scholarship money.
Very helpful video
How does 5 years in work experience in corporate America along with a high lsat score but 2.7 gpa play in the field? Does work experience boost significantly? I also feel as I’ve been through some life changing events. Should I even consider t14 schools? Please help me! Thank you in advance.
Schools will consider your work experience, but they can't ignore your GPA. Play with the numbers at lsatdemon.com/scholarships for our best guess at your scholarship chances. With a 2.7 you're a long shot for the T-14.
Question: I have a 3.74 undergrad GPA and 3.892 in graduate school. My LSAT score is 151. What are my chances of getting a scholarship, like top 200 schools? I am applying to LMU Duncan School of Law due to their hybrid program.
Check out lsatdemon.com/scholarships for our best estimates based on your numbers.
My GPA is 3.3
Good enough to escape splitter status? Lol
There aren't many schools with a GPA median that low. But you should still get plenty of scholarship offers if you apply broadly with the right LSAT.
I have a 2.5 GPA. Am I cooked?
Not if you apply broadly with the right LSAT. Check out lsatdemon.com/scholarships for our best estimate of your scholarship chances given your GPA and LSAT.