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Friday, March 13 2009 at 08:00 PM
Yes, Yale is pretty much out of the question. Harvard *might* be possible with an LSAT closer to 180.
I'm at a top 20 liberal arts college.
I used my essays as an opportunity to expand upon two very positive elements of my resume, and to describe my experiences in detail that I simply could not convey in a resume.
Honestly, I had no clue where I'd be able to apply until I got my LSAT back. My LSAT was a godsend. You really won't know exactly where you can apply until you take the LSAT and get your score back. Good luck on the LSAT!
Yes, Yale is pretty much out of the question. Harvard *might* be possible with an LSAT closer to 180. I'm at a top 20 liberal arts college. I used my essays as an opportunity to expand upon two very positive elements of my resume, and to describe my experiences in detail that I simply could not convey in a resume. Honestly, I had no clue where I'd be able to apply until I got my LSAT back. My LSAT was a godsend. You really won't know exactly where you can apply until you take the LSAT and get your score back. Good luck on the LSAT!