What were you thinking of telling them? Gut feeling is don't do it, but I need to know more before I vote and I'm also interested in other people's thoughts on this.
Thing is, as you've likely found out, they won't take your paralegal GPA into account, only your college GPA for your first time through undergrad. Good LORs are a plus, but Admissions is mostly interested in GPA and LSAT because of US News. Rutgers…
Also, as you probably know already, be skeptical of schools with very low average LSATs. Stay away from them. If necessary, hold out for score improvements in the future. Improvement is possible following hard work.
@estouten25, How did you get yourself in this new habit of waking at 5? Especially in winter? I'm definitely willing to sacrifice but I just need some pointers on making the habit changes. What timezone are you in?
Yes, get your GPA as high as you can. You'll be happy later. Don't overload your schedule with internships/activities--pick your favorites but don't overdo it, like you were saying. In order of priority: 1) Grades, 2) LSAT, 3) Early career activitie…
Also, maybe ask Admissions if they can set you up with a recent grad or a 2L or 3L, maybe both an alum and a current student and focus on the networking with them more than the admitted students group so you hopefully get more real info and less gos…
@"Marco Antonio", On the bright side, we can be glad this didn't happen on test day. There's still time to improve and I'm confident improvement is going to occur.
My thing is I can only take TLS for under 5 minutes then I see a mean comment and I'm like, no, just no. I do admire the person who stays on and finds something useful, though.
So I've been on here for a few months as a member. Before that I was on the Games pages and starting to read the forums and enough people on here convinced me to sign up. I've really enjoyed it since my first day as a member. I'm an NTS and grew up …