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nervousnelly01 (GPA - 3.67 / LSAT - 162)
Pending at GW Law School1 day ago
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Pending at Fordham Law School1 day ago
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Pending at Georgetown Law1 day ago
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Intend to Apply at Baylor Law School3 days ago
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Accepted at Baylor Law School3 days ago
tammy97 (GPA - 3.9 / LSAT - 153)
Intend to Apply at Fordham Law School3 days ago
chloeelaine (GPA - 4.14 / LSAT - 160)
Pending at Penn State Law School3 days ago
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Pending at Northeastern Law School3 days ago
NotAHopeInHell (GPA - 2.96 / LSAT - 167)
Pending at Washington Law School4 days ago
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Pending at Richmond Law School4 days ago
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