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I've seen LSN to be a pretty great predictor of non URM cut offs. You need to take into account GPAs but you can see the patterns. For instance today my friend was denied to UTexas (which we both were supposed by) and if you look at LSN 165 seems to…
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In in at both, Full to UofA and ASU was only 35% $$. They do offer increased $$ if you move to a binding admitance. That info comes in your admitance packet. So a 164 with close to full is usually paired with a high GPA. Most of the $30ks on LSN are…
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@splitter_saga said: @"Paul Caint" said: I had a friend who had a ~2.9/177 and got a full ride from UVA. I'm guessing you could get the same from a lesser-ranked school - somewhere where you are far above their 75th percen…
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Also just an FYI a score band on the LSAT is 3 points so it's normal to fluctuate within the range.
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You can't on the Fafsa some schools have extra forms.
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The 2018-2019 FAFSA use 2016 data. It changes last year that why you can fill it out in October.
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Lol I have a friend like this... he's also a PhD but in Sports Physiology... he's been intrigued by my Lsat journey and was in town in December. I sent him the June 2007 test to do on his 4ish hour flight home gave him the rules 35 min sections...…
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Lol have to update mine... My list is 100% accurate for applying but I should have considered cost of living!!!! Have a few great scholarships and found out how much an apartment is ?
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Yes people are often able to use both Feb and June for this purpose.
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I would be really careful as well so that it will not become a C&F issue Be sure to keep all your records of what's happening. Especially if it does make your GPA jump.
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All grades have to be considered so it doesn't seem like it would change anything if the grade remains.
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Don't be shattered... Stats are what really matter... for better or worse... I can flat out tell you they haven't made a difference at scholarships... only the full ride may have been influenced... and that's a maybe.
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Congrats!!!!
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PT72 is always a great one AND I think looking at any test with a high -12+ curve is great because they're usually the most chellnging
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I'm currently at a 166 highest and low mid 3 GPA and have been averaging a 66-75% scholarships to the T20+ slightly better in the 30s and a Full to a State college in the 40s, that has a 163 75% 161%. I'm at the 75% or above median and below the 25%…
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31 point increase (timed) and 21 increase on an actual administration... if I can just get to 25 on an actual my life totally changes!
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1) Scholarship with Acceptance/Fin Aid Package 2) ABA Reports - Bar Passage/Grad Employment 4) OCI Firms 5) Clinics/Special Programs Must be within 45 min of major airport w/ direct flight to home city... so only applied to schools that fit thi…
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Best thing you can do is be honest about what happened, take responsibility and share what it taught you.
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For me the key to this game was knowing what could go first and last with the 3/7/5 block. I only did 2 game boards with the 4 In the different spots with the 4 numbers that could go 1st & 4th blocked.
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Also not reporting all GREs is a C&F violation for Harvard. They spoke to us in Sept so I'm surprised it wasn't in the app. They came to our school and in their presentation they made this very clear ALL GRE scores must be reported. If they cat…
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BC is notoriously odd with admissions and any CF greatly increases your odds of a ding with them. So it could be a yeild protect or the CF. CFs (even minor) seems to be one of the common threads between people unexpectedly dinged there.
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Check 509s if they have over full tuition that usually indicates stipends.
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@"Radhika." said: Berkeley has clearly told me in an email that "We do not accept the February LSAT for this current application cycle. You may want to consider applying for the next cycle." Interesting, I was told by the Admissions person …
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Like others have said... "Late" is a relative term. You're application is "late" if it is submitted after the recommended deadlines... For some T14s you're at a "disadvantage" if there's a hold for a Feb score (and their deadline was proper to Mar…
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No. They eliminated late registration with this test. The Jan 4 technically was the "late" deadline before they made the change
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As long as you're a US student you're fine. I remember a few years ago people saying the Canadian app system required LORs each year, but I'm not sure if that's still the case
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They take the Feb LSAT... From their FAQ: What is the latest date I can take the LSAT? You have to read between the lines... "We recommend that you plan to take the test as early as convenient and no later than the one offered in December to opt…
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Your GPA is huge! Why are you nervous? That's a 75% GPA at most schools! And just below the medians of only 6 schools!!! I mean if you're dead set on HYS you're going to want an equally impressive LSAT but man that's a great GPA! My GPA is WAY lowe…
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Call the school and ask. Some want to know what you did during the year off. They will compare the two applications in almost all cases, so be aware of that.
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Yes it happens all the time even at T14 schools. I personally know a UChicago Full ride June FIRST time applicant applying AFTER score release from last cycle. (175 LSAT/4.0). UChicago moved to accepting June LSATs in 2016 and other top schools a…