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gabby4724 (GPA - 3.85 / LSAT - 172)
WL, Rejected at UVA Law Schoolabout 2 hours ago
gabby4724 (GPA - 3.85 / LSAT - 172)
WL, Accepted at NYU Law Schoolabout 2 hours ago
gabby4724 (GPA - 3.85 / LSAT - 172)
Rejected at Stanford Law Schoolabout 2 hours ago
fearofsleep (GPA - 3.9 / LSAT - 154)
Waitlisted at Loyola Chicago Law School6 days ago
fearofsleep (GPA - 3.9 / LSAT - 154)
Waitlisted at St. John's Law School6 days ago
fearofsleep (GPA - 3.9 / LSAT - 154)
WL, Rejected at WLU Law School6 days ago
ericjramirez
Intend to Apply at Memphis Law School7 days ago
hermioneefan
Intend to Apply at Santa Clara Law School8 days ago
ElleDNae
Intend to Apply at Howard Law School8 days ago
Saramobeen466
Accepted at Harvard Law9 days ago
hienick
Intend to Apply at American Law School9 days ago
drhaverly (GPA - 2.67 / LSAT - 149)
Pending at Touro Law School10 days ago
mangacas (GPA - 3.5 / LSAT - 168)
Waitlisted at Barry Law School11 days ago
travisdenton11
Intend to Apply at American Law School12 days ago
Redgas (GPA - 2.0 / LSAT - 120)
Intend to Apply at American Law School12 days ago
nohu88ccom (GPA - 4.3 / LSAT - 125)
Intend to Apply at American Law School13 days ago
joycewashington (GPA - 3.0 / LSAT - 180)
Accepted at American Law School15 days ago
drafterlaugh (GPA - 2.5 / LSAT - 160)
Intend to Apply at Appalachian Law School17 days ago
aivon
Intend to Apply at American Law School19 days ago
betamos (GPA - 3.5 / LSAT - 169)
Intend to Apply at Barry Law School22 days ago

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