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CreepyBusyGarfield
Class of 2026
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3.68/4.3
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hungrycrocodile
16:00
Does anyone know if nyu was an email or status checker?
Thickthighssavelives
16:00
Im about to ram my HEAD INTO A WALL
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:00
Although, if you network well enough out of WashU I bet lots of cities are on the table
ConcernedSmilingEmu
16:00
@hungrycrocodile: carrier pigeon
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:01
@hungrycrocodile: both email and status
Pongleton
16:01
@MangoMuncher99: what high school did u go to :o
GloveDontSplitUMustAcquit
16:01
feel like cornell inherently has the portability that im talkng about tho. Like for instance i was asking this same question about wake forest before and someone said their friend who practices in philly said that the wake name does nothing for them there.
pug
16:01
@Thickthighssavelives: what happened
Thickthighssavelives
16:01
scroll up right above that
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:01
Yeah but WashU is a step above Wake Forest
jb2028
16:01
Places like Penn, which are stereotypically "splitter friendly" to the extent they avoid people likely to get into (and choose) HYSCCN over them, might go down to a 3.4 or 3.5 GPA for a high LSAT but they have plenty of high LSATs above a 3.0. What you're looking for with a 2.9 is the equivalent of Penn, but a tier lower in selectivity/ability to be picky
GloveDontSplitUMustAcquit
16:02
@jb2028: if i knock the lsat out of the park will penn turn their nose up at my 3.26?
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:02
They turned their nose at my 3.6 180, splitter friendly really does depend on the cycle
GloveDontSplitUMustAcquit
16:03
jesus h christ
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:03
Adcom turnover is high
GloveDontSplitUMustAcquit
16:03
im finished
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:03
Nah you're not, just blanket t20
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:03
it's a crapshoot
jb2028
16:04
@Glove Really depends on the rest of your profile. Plugging a 3.26/173-180 into the LSData "chance me" tool shows 6/30 applicants in that range got into Penn.
LamentablePuma
16:04
@jb2028 But I would have to look at splitter friendly schools that not only will accept me but offer me aid too - or will I be stuck getting into a splitter friendly school with no aid?
pug
16:05
@lamentablepuma check out his cycle: https://www.lsd.law/users/creep/BenCarson
GloveDontSplitUMustAcquit
16:05
always see that guy in the recent decisions lol
SplitterusClitterus
16:07
stanford tricklessss
jb2028
16:08
@LamentablePuma: To be quite honest, there's a tough tradeoff between schools where you're likely to get significant $ and schools with decent biglaw placement
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:08
@GloveDontSplitUMustAcquit: Have you started the LSAT prep grind?
jb2028
16:09
That said, with a high enough LSAT you might get decent money some places (including WashU)
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:11
WashU will routinely give amazing money to splitters
jb2028
16:11
Plugging in a 2.8-3.0 and 173+ shows 4 admits to WashU, two of whom reported ~$120K in aid
jb2028
16:11
Sorry, 6 admits of which 3 got $120K
jb2028
16:11
The rest were waitlisted, but I assume they did not apply using redacted review to redact their GPA
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