monde156 (2022-2023)

Honesty- I would apply to some schools that aren't as much of a reach for you just in case. I don't think personally I have a shot at getting in and my lsat signifcantly higher than yours (although my gpa a bit lower). Good luck though!!

Honesty- I would apply to some schools that aren't as much of a reach for you just in case. I don't think personally I have a shot at getting in and my lsat signifcantly higher than yours (although my gpa a bit lower). Good luck though!!

thanks for the message. no, i did not contact the dean. in fact, the dean contacted me over e-mail and scheduled a phone conversation for the next day. he was very nice and answered a lot of my questions about the school. hope this helps! good luck!

I think that WI definately puts weight on applicants other accomplishments, family background (i.e. edu level of parents / siblings), and diversity (i.e. school major, cultural background, language)....LSAT isn't the heaviest factor, but definately puts the applicant in certain categories. Good Luck! Have you thought about Marquette?

it seems applying early will give applicants a huge advantage....but WI and MN residents have an advantage!

sometimes the extra personal attention really helps. Plus, it give the admissions people a face to put with the application. I think it's easier to reject a name on a piece of paper than a person with an identity.

thanks for the comment how many attorneys did you talk to, and what areas did they practice in? also, why did they recommend william mitchell over st. thomas? was it because of the larger alumni network or did they think it better prepared students to become practicing attorneys? thank you and good luck