Date: April 6th, 2005 1:51 AM Author: seedy stage dysfunction
Hmm. Well then you definitely need to work your butt on the LSAT practices. Just do as many problem sets as you can get your hands on. Save the later year's tests for the end as there are only so many of them out.
Date: April 6th, 2005 1:58 AM Author: seedy stage dysfunction
The best advice I can give is to take a good course such as powerscore or testmasters. I didn't find the lessons themselves that helpful but all of the material and the fact that it makes you study on a regular schedule really helped motivate me as I'm a lazy fuck and need all the motivation I can get. It helped me go from a 158 to 169 on my second try.
Date: April 6th, 2005 5:21 AM Author: galvanic public bath roast beef
you got solid ECs that make your gpa much more acceptable. just wondering how much you spent on apps?...it did pay off though. gulc is a good choice. congrats.
Date: April 6th, 2005 1:50 AM Author: Wine quadroon athletic conference
That's not so bad. If you get a 170+ on the LSAT, the top 14 is within reach. If you do well but not quite that well, you could get into a lot of semi-national Tier 1 schools.
170/3.3 is generally considered a splitter-- traditionally this would get you into at least one of the T14, but my experience (in applying late) is that you will get on a lot of waitlists and holds.
Date: April 6th, 2005 1:54 AM Author: very tactful dog poop
If you have good WE you should be in at NU.
At first I thought that it was a gimmick, but since NU takes the higher LSAT, they would treat my numbers as _______ with little/no WE. Result: waitlist.
Date: April 6th, 2005 1:58 AM Author: very tactful dog poop
Yea, I interviewed. It was nice but a bit weird since I showed up in sandals and a t-shirt while the other interviewees were meandering about in suits and ties.
I've seen a few other high LSAT / sub 3.0 applicants get into NU, so it shouldn't be impossible. 50 hours per week is a lot, hopefully they do something with that.
Date: April 6th, 2005 2:07 AM Author: seedy stage dysfunction
Weird, so I assume it wasn't an admissions officer. Even then you didn't know in advance they would be like that. There's a reason for the expression "dress to impress."
Actually if you look at LSN, I think it is soemwhat better then last year. I saw a couple of people with 3.1 g.p.a's but 177 LSAT's get into CCN and other top 14 schools. Although these few examples do not disprove what you are saying, I remember seeing many low g..a/high LSAT eople getting into at least 1 top 14 if not more. In any event, I think you would agree with me as most people on this board would that it is ALWAYS better to have a low g.p.a/high LSAT split then vice versa, no?