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DailyAbsorbedCabbage
Class of 2026
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Duke Law
3.88/4.3
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Public Health and Political Science
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Rank
2022-2023
Result App type FW Resident Schol... Sent Sent raw Received Received raw Complete Complete raw UR UR raw UR2 UR2 raw II II raw Decision Decision raw
32 Arizona State Univer... Rejected RDregular decision Nov 19 2022-11-19
29 Boston College Rejected RDregular decision Apr 21 2023-04-21
27 Boston University Rejected Unknown Mar 14 2023-03-14
125 Campbell University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $25,000 Dec 20 2022-12-20 Dec 20 2022-12-20 Jan 03 2023-01-03 Jan 13 2023-01-13 Jan 20 2023-01-20
5 Duke University Rejected Unknown Apr 25 2023-04-25
35 Emory University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $90,000 Mar 03 2023-03-03
35 George Washington Un... Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $45,000 Jan 20 2023-01-20 Feb 24 2023-02-24
15 Georgetown University Rejected Unknown Apr 21 2023-04-21
5 Harvard University Rejected Unknown Mar 20 2023-03-20
45 Indiana University -... Accepted, At... RDregular decision $174,000 Dec 28 2022-12-28 Dec 29 2022-12-29 Mar 09 2023-03-09
10 Northwestern University Rejected Unknown Feb 24 2023-02-24
1 Stanford University Rejected Unknown Feb 15 2023-02-15 Jun 16 2023-06-16
10 UCBerkeley Rejected RDregular decision Mar 13 2023-03-13
22 UFlorida (Levin) Rejected Unknown Apr 13 2023-04-13
20 UGeorgia Hold, WL RDregular decision Jan 30 2023-01-30 Feb 27 2023-02-27
16 UMinnesota Waitlisted RDregular decision Dec 19 2022-12-19 Dec 19 2022-12-19 Feb 22 2023-02-22
22 UNorth Carolina WL, Accepted RDregular decision $10,000 Jun 16 2023-06-16
4 UPennsylvania WL, Rejected RDregular decision Mar 17 2023-03-17
16 UTexas at Austin Rejected Unknown Mar 10 2023-03-10
8 UVirginia Rejected Unknown Apr 12 2023-04-12
16 Vanderbilt University Waitlisted RDregular decision Apr 28 2023-04-28
22 Wake Forest University Rejected RDregular decision Mar 21 2023-03-21
20 Washington Universit... Rejected Unknown Mar 08 2023-03-08
40 Washington and Lee U... Hold, WL RDregular decision Mar 14 2023-03-14

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FranticSpiffySwallow
15:59
The portability is good for NY, less good for more insular markets
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:00
I chose Cornell over WashU because I want to end up in boston
FranticSpiffySwallow
16:00
for instance
jb2028
16:00
With a 2.9 UGPA, your odds are best at schools that need to compromise on *something* to hit their medians. WashU is one of the more dramatic examples of this, but other schools (e.g., TAMU) have a similar "right angle of death" where being above one median is sufficient for admission, because unlike schools preferred by applicants they can't be picky about everything
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)
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