166 sept (off a 159 in June). 3.87 LSAD GPA from a southern liberal arts college. Good softs, strong LORs, GLBT (if that matters at all
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This.im_blue wrote:If you're willing to pay sticker, you should really consider Virginia ED.
I've considered this, however-- Cornell has and always will be my dream school (begin Cornell hate now). So while ED UVA would be my best shot, I think I have a 50-60% chance at Cornell. I feel like I have to take that, it's why I didn't EDvanwinkle wrote:This.im_blue wrote:If you're willing to pay sticker, you should really consider Virginia ED.
Fwiw, when I applied I didn't really consider attending UVA because it's in the South. North >>> South.Cupidity wrote:I've considered this, however-- Cornell has and always will be my dream school (begin Cornell hate now). So while ED UVA would be my best shot, I think I have a 50-60% chance at Cornell. I feel like I have to take that, it's why I didn't EDvanwinkle wrote:This.im_blue wrote:If you're willing to pay sticker, you should really consider Virginia ED.
There's a chance, but not a good one.kumba84 wrote:If your softs really are good, I think you should at least stand a chance at Berkeley.
Thanks captain bringdown.im_blue wrote:There's a chance, but not a good one.kumba84 wrote:If your softs really are good, I think you should at least stand a chance at Berkeley.
http://berkeley.lawschoolnumbers.com/ap ... ,7&type=jd
In that range it really comes down to quality of PS. With OP's somewhat unique backstory/life experiences, if he is a good writer he may be able to swing it with those stats. Berkeley loves a good PS.im_blue wrote:There's a chance, but not a good one.kumba84 wrote:If your softs really are good, I think you should at least stand a chance at Berkeley.
http://berkeley.lawschoolnumbers.com/ap ... ,7&type=jd