As an older non-traditional student I"m struggling with finding whom to ask for recommendations for the application process since asking undergraduate professors doesn't really make sense in my case. Any thoughts?
Good question. Steve, follow up. Do you have a list or are you familiar with a list of schools that prioritize LSAT > GPA? Obviously, one could piece it together looking at data but I’d rather spend that time studying.
Thank you for these videos.
Which other videos from the channel did you find helpful?
@@vjeff777 I organized some of my best LSAT prep videos into a playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PLgOHAiSs08EYEyRqiOhVKGRHx5V4_NPQF.html
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As an older non-traditional student I"m struggling with finding whom to ask for recommendations for the application process since asking undergraduate professors doesn't really make sense in my case. Any thoughts?
Ditto. I have been out of undergrad for over 10 years (13 to be exact).
Can't thank you enough for this video❤
So what if you have a high GPA from undergraduate but you scored average on the LSAT? how would it balance out?
The balance differs from school to school. Each weighs them slightly differently.
Good question. Steve, follow up. Do you have a list or are you familiar with a list of schools that prioritize LSAT > GPA? Obviously, one could piece it together looking at data but I’d rather spend that time studying.
No it won't. Your LSAT score is basically everything, unless if you're a legacy applicant (e.g. political dynasty or big donor family).