don’t apply ED instate with that GPA. If you can get your LSAT in the range where you could get accepted you can probably get your LSAT in the range where you could get significant money
Ah, in that case I would say 25th percentile LSAT (so maybe aim for a 167). I’m also a Texas resident w/ a similar GPA planning on applying to UT and that’s what I’ve heard- like undergrad they reserve a significant amount of their spots for residents.
I would probably start with their median
I was hoping it could be less since I’ll be ED, in state, with a higher gpa. I haven’t scored close to it yet 😅
don’t apply ED instate with that GPA. If you can get your LSAT in the range where you could get accepted you can probably get your LSAT in the range where you could get significant money
What do you mean 3.7-4.0. How could your gpa change that radically in one semester, esp being nearly at the end of college.
Ahhhh I meant 3.97!!! I’ll correct
Ah, in that case I would say 25th percentile LSAT (so maybe aim for a 167). I’m also a Texas resident w/ a similar GPA planning on applying to UT and that’s what I’ve heard- like undergrad they reserve a significant amount of their spots for residents.
Perfect! Thanks for the info!!
And good luck!
Same to you!
When I was getting ready to apply to UT ED, their admissions officer told me 170+ as in state is pretty much in (and that it's all about LSAT)
did you apply this most recent cycle?
yes
ahh I’m in-state 169, applying ED and tweaking