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astrocadeai (GPA - 4.0 / LSAT - 175)
Intend to Apply at Barry Law School1 day ago
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Intend to Apply at American Law School1 day ago
henryperker99 (GPA - 2.4 / LSAT - 160)
Intend to Apply at Capital Law School3 days ago
Francisco123 (GPA - 2.78 / LSAT - 170)
Accepted at Appalachian Law School3 days ago
HolgerVogt (GPA - 3.72 / LSAT - 169)
Intend to Apply at American Law School4 days ago
avagree12 (GPA - 3.0 / LSAT - 157)
Intend to Apply at WUSTL Law School6 days ago
FAUPR (GPA - 3.08 / LSAT - 151)
Pending at Thomas M. Cooley Law School8 days ago
FAUPR (GPA - 3.08 / LSAT - 151)
Intend to Apply at Elon Law School8 days ago
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Pending at St. Mary's Law School8 days ago
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Pending at Barry Law School8 days ago
Yetitech (GPA - 3.86 / LSAT - 171)
Pending at ASU Law School12 days ago
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Intend to Apply at FIU Law School13 days ago
supasteve (GPA - 2.8 / LSAT - 155)
Pending at FIU Law School13 days ago
supasteve (GPA - 2.8 / LSAT - 155)
Pending at St. Thomas Law School13 days ago
lkd12436 (GPA - 3.75 / LSAT - 162)
Intend to Apply at Drexel Law School14 days ago
aiham
Intend to Apply at Santa Clara Law School15 days ago
chanmina (GPA - 3.5 / LSAT - 160)
Intend to Apply at American Law School17 days ago
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Intend to Apply at Appalachian Law School18 days ago
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Intend to Apply at American Law School19 days ago

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