kd2008 (2022-2023)

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Application Information

F - Fee Waiver A - Attending W - Withdrawn D - Deferred
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# Law School Status Type $$$ Sent Received Complete Interview Date Decision Updated
#4 University of Georgia F Pending Type: RA Sent: 11/25/11 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
#3 Emory University F Pending Type: RA Sent: 09/30/11 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
#2 University of Alabama F Pending Type: RA Sent: 09/30/11 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
#1 Vanderbilt University Pending Type: RA Sent: 09/30/11 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Samford University F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/19/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
University of Memphis F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/19/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Wake Forest University F Rejected Type: RA Sent: 01/02/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: 01/19/12 Upd: 12 years
Washington and Lee University F Rejected Type: RA Sent: 01/02/12 Rec: -- Comp: 01/12/12 Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/02/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
University of Minnesota Twin Cities F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/02/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
University of Michigan Ann Arbor F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/02/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
University of Miami F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/03/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Suffolk University F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/03/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Penn State University (Dickinson) F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/02/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Ohio State University F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/03/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Nova Southeastern University Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/04/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Northeastern University Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/04/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Michigan State College of Law F Pending Type: RA Sent: 11/25/11 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Mercer University F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/02/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Hofstra University F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/04/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Georgia State University F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/02/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
George Mason University F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/02/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Florida International University F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/04/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Case Western Reserve University Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/03/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Boston University Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/04/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/03/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
University of Connecticut F Pending Type: RA Sent: 01/03/12 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years
Boston College F Pending Type: RA Sent: 11/24/11 Rec: -- Comp: -- Inter: -- Dec: -- Upd: 12 years

Applicant Information

  • LSAT: 139
  • LSAT 2: -
  • LSAT 3: -
  • GRE : -
  • LSAC GPA: 3.44
  • Degree GPA: 3.44
  • School Type: Private
  • Major: History

Demographic Information

  • City: -
  • State: Florida
  • Race: African American
  • Gender: Woman
  • Under Represented Minority: Yes
  • Non-Traditional Applicant: Yes
  • Years out of Undergrad: In Undergrad

Extra Curricular Information

*Resident Assistant
*Founder/President of Organization
*Attorney General Internship
*Florida House of Representatives Internship
*Teaching Assistant
*Community Service Opportunities
*Tons of additional Work Experiences & Extracurricular Activities (not listed above)
*Excellent Personal Statement and LORS

Additional info & updates

For I know the plans I have for you. Plans to prosper and not to harm you. Plans to give you a new hope and a bright future says the Lord. -Jeremiah 29:11

Have faith guys! God has the fail say in the matter not man! Be Blessed!

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Thursday, January 05 2012 at 07:00 PM

Why not retake the lsat? I'm pretty sure you'd do better the second around with 2 solid weeks of studying. GL to you though.

Saturday, January 09 2010 at 07:00 PM

@pocketrocket I actually did but didn't do well again. I think I have test anxiety in any news...thanks. Good luck to you too

Good luck!!!
Wednesday, May 19 2010 at 08:00 PM

We have almost the same LSAT; I have a lower GPAwill be watching your profile. Good luck

Saturday, January 09 2010 at 07:00 PM

@funkmaster04 Good luck to you too! The law school process can be challenging but have faith in God. He'll come through for you. I'm 100% sure!

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Wednesday, February 17 2010 at 07:00 PM

Hi, I am a student that is currently in law school (check my profile, I was part of this process last year) Just a couple words of advice. And hear me out (read past #1) 1. Retake the LSAT in February if you still can. There is only 1 school on your list that you might be able to go to with your numbers (Nova) 2. Law school is much different from college. I graduated with a degree in Finance (99.7 overall average) from a pretty good school. Law school is unbelievably difficult. Every class has a single grade, the final, which is given in essay format. You have to write 20+ pages of GREAT material to even consider getting a B in the course. You are graded against your classmates as the school will employ a curved system with a defied mean grade. I work 80+ hours per week to stay a little above the middle of the class. (See #3, supra) 3. Check US news for Job data from schools you are considering. If you attend a poor school, you have little chance of getting a job. If you go to a school that will not allow you to get a job, even if you make it through law school you could be unemployed. Most firms will not even hire outside the top 60 or so, because there is so much competition. Lastly, to combine all this advice, you need to retake the LSAT so you have the chance to attend a better school. This way you have a better chance at getting a job and actually finding work as an attorney. Without that "precedent" you will toil away for 3 years and spend a bunch of money on an investment that will not pay dividends. This sounds negative, but its truly not intended to be. I am only looking to help a future colleague make a rational, intelligent decision. Cheers!

JDHopefulURM
Thursday, January 19 2012 at 07:00 PM

I think that you should apply to some fall back schools.

Tuesday, February 21 2012 at 07:00 PM

DID YOU HEAR ANYTHING FROM MICHIGAN STATE?

*correction*
Thursday, September 02 2010 at 08:00 PM

I'm writing to correct the obvious mistakes in Panicunited's comment. I, too, went through this process last year and am currently in law school. Only because I'm a nontraditional student, I only applied to schools that were close to home despite the fact that I did quite well on the LSAT. The notion that you have to write a 20 page essay to get a B is grossly false. You only have a few hours to complete your exam. And the length of your essay isn't what matters, its the content. The claim that firms won't hire grads from sub-60 schools is a joke. Pretty much any law school you go to will probably give you a decent shot at getting a job in their local community. And it has been my experience that most small and mid-size law firms don't even know which schools rank high and which ones rank low. If you want to practice at a big law firm in NYC, school rank might matter. Otherwise? All that matters is GPA, your ability to write and research, the experiences you have and the network you build for yourself. Even bottom-ranking law students at bottom-ranking schools can land a job if they are good enough at networking. Elitist snobs who try to "help" people make "intelligent, rational decisions" based on faulty claims and total lies can kick rocks. Just my two cents.

You've got to be kidding me
Wednesday, May 30 2012 at 08:00 PM

I think your school choices are a bit lofty with that LSAT. I'm pretty sure I saw a T14 or 2 in there somewhere. Retake the LSAT!! PS, I don't think being black is gonna help you this time around.