apartius (2020-2021)

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Application Information

F - Fee Waiver, A - Attending, W - Withdrawn, D - Deferred
Law School Status Type $$$ Sent Received Complete Decision Updated
George Washington University F graph Pending ED 12/09/20 12/10/20 12/11/20 -- 1 month
Washington University in St Louis graph Pending 12/10/20 12/10/20 12/11/20 -- 1 month
University of Notre Dame F graph Pending 12/10/20 12/10/20 12/11/20 -- 1 month
American University graph Pending 12/09/20 12/09/20 12/10/20 -- 1 month
Georgetown University graph Pending 12/09/20 12/09/20 12/10/20 -- 1 month
George Mason University F graph Pending 12/09/20 12/09/20 12/11/20 -- 1 month

Applicant Information

155
3.75
3.76
N/A
Economics
N/A

Demographic Information

Washington
Washington - D.C.
N/A
Male
Yes
5-9 Years

Extra Curricular Information

Personal: LGBTQ, refugee, family lived in poverty, and immigrant

Job: High ranking appointment in government

Ran for office at the same time as applying to law school in 2014. Decided to continue the election instead of attend law school. Subsequently, I decided to continue working instead of getting law degree.

Undergrad: Student government, multiple awards, student groups, went from receiving F's and D's to straight A's beginning Sophomore year of undergrad

Recommendations: Possibly very good, coming from people who I built good relationships with during undergrad and my career.

ADDITIONAL INFO & UPDATES

Applied in the 2014 cycle got into a Top 20 but decided to postpone to complete a run for local office. I lost.

Got appointed to high-level government position and decided to continue my work there.

Hopefully, will continue working while getting a law degree.

Visitor Comments

  • LSAT
  • Tuesday, August 28 2007 at 02:36 PM

Given my less-than-stellar GPA, a 170+ seems to be the benchmark for the caliber of schools I want to get into. I've also got nothing to lose by re-taking because of the ABA's revised policy, so why not aim higher?

- bradpennyheater
  • thanks
  • Sunday, September 16 2007 at 03:59 PM

thank you for your kind words. hope everything goes well for you... good luck

- muharulz
  • applications
  • Tuesday, September 18 2007 at 03:58 PM

thanks for the note! to be honest, i think you have a fantastic chance at a top 20, given you study for the LSAT and get a respectable score. an upward trend in grades will definitely help your application -- C's and F's to straight A's is impressive and reflects a commitment to improvement. plus, you have a lot of time to prepare for your cycle, something i wish i'd given myself before committing to this process. do well on the LSAT, and i am positive you will do well with your applications. good luck!

- elk232

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