udubrunner (2022-2023)
Application Information
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| # | Law School | Status | Type | $$$ | Sent | Received | Complete | Interview Date | Decision | Updated | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gonzaga University | Intend to Apply | Type: RA | Sent: -- | Rec: -- | Comp: -- | Inter: -- | Dec: -- | Upd: 16 years | |||
| University of Washington | Pending | Type: RA | Sent: 01/10/09 | Rec: -- | Comp: -- | Inter: -- | Dec: -- | Upd: 16 years | |||
| Seattle University | Intend to Apply | Type: RA | Sent: -- | Rec: -- | Comp: -- | Inter: -- | Dec: -- | Upd: 18 years |
Visitor Comments
My fee waivers were processed directly online. The only ones I used were for Washington & Lee and William & Mary. Each had notified me that I had a fee waiver (based on LSAT) and I was not charged when I submitted my application on LSAC.
2.9 is really a tough GPA to overcome. Below the 3.0 line is where a lot of school make a cutoff, it seems. But with your GPA, you should do better than me. Hey, what sorority are you in?
I thought maybe you were in an Asian sorority because you were Asian. I'm in LPhiE. Good luck with Georgetown. I'm probably not going to go to law school actually. I think I decided against it.
I took the Princeton Review LSAT course, and I made sure that I quit drinking and went to bed early two weeks before the exam. I also took it in the summer which really helped because I could focus on that. I also think that my philosophy major really helped out a lot. Let me know if you have any other questions.
I just read the "bibles" from PowerScore and took a lot of tests. If you are going to take a course or buy books go with Power Score or Test Masters.
thanks for your comments. to study for hte LSAT I just did test after test at home. Best of luck on the LSAT - studdy hard, your score really matters (not that you need the extra pressure!)
Thanks for the comment. I did not take a prep course, mostly because they tend to focus on the one section I was already good at. To study, I took many practice tests on my own.
Thanks for your comment. Like others who have replied to you, I studied on my own for the LSAT - took about 20 practice tests and reviewed questions I'd missed, etc. I also used the Kaplan 180 book for intense logic games practice to work on my LG timing. The best advice I can give you is to practice, practice, practice!
Thanks for your comment. It's greatly appreciated given that it's very likely I will end up at Fordham. Best of luck with your applications.
I think i know you. You are either Christy Torres or Madel or something. I didn't think that you would get 131.. What a surprise. Well, Good luck!
is this a joke?
Can't email my resume because I can't find it! But anyway, did some political stuff (nothing big, just a couple of fellowships), worked on a newspaper, studied abroad, did a master's. I think that stuff is what overcame my mediocre GPA. And seeing your extracurriculars, I think you have nothing to worry about...:)