-Grades have been all A's after returning to college from 5-year hiatus, including 4.0 graduate degree.
-Non-profit law internships and in-depth academic studies through graduate research assistance positions.

I found this website helpful for planning where to apply, so I will be paying it forward with thorough details of my cycle.

Oregon
1/18/19- Accepted via email. Scholarship info will come by Feb. 1.
1/29/19- Received the admissions packet in the mail. Pretty nice packaging and a couple nice letters.
1/29/19- Received great scholarship offer (33k/year, 75%) via email. Only condition is a 2.5 GPA

Lewis and Clark
11/20/18- Received invite for optional interview via email.
11/28/18- Had phone interview.
12/21/18- Accepted via email. Short and sweet. Look to packet in mail.
12/26/18- Got admissions packet. Unconditional scholarship offer included (24k/year, 50%), plus a bunch of extra info about Portland. Fancy packaging.

Utah
12/13/18- Accepted via phone call. Scholarship info to come in January.
12/17/18- Received admission packet. Came with nice socks.
3/14/19- Sent an email inquiring about scholarship and learned I was not selected to receive a first-round merit scholarship. Officially withdrew.

Montana
12/17/18- Accepted via email. Scholarship info to come by the end of January.
12/21/18- Received admission info in the mail. Pretty straightforward.
1/16/19- Received a phone call from a faculty member to answer any questions and entice me to visit, and ultimately attend Montana Law.
1/17/19- Offered $12,000/year conditional scholarship via email. I must maintain a 2.7 GPA through the first year. Underwhelmed by this offer.
1/31/19- Got an unsolicited scholarship increase to $19,000/year(Approx. 60%) with the same conditions as the first offer.

PSU-University Park
12/20/18- Rejected via status checker. Surprised by this. Also, this application was for University Park, not Dickinson.