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I am still on cloud nine, but I got my first admissions notification today.
In addition, to being accepted, I was awarded a full scholarship!
I am not a traditional applicant - it has taken me 9 years to finish my undergraduate degree and my GPA is sub 3.0 - when I first took the LSAT in 2017 I scored a 143.
Had it not have been for 7sage I would never have been able to increase my score so drastically and I doubt I would've been even seriously considered at any law school.
I never once entertained the idea of getting a scholarship - I thought that I would be lucky if any law school would look past my GPA and the various academic probations and dismissals that went along with my nine year journey.
Thank you to the whole 7sage team and especially my editor Ethan!
I wouldn't be here without you all.
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Congratulations! You gave me hope! That is my exact GPA and very close to my first LSAT score. I have been in the anxious state for months now. I'm studying for my next LSAT this coming april. Thank you so much for sharing this!
This gives me so much hope! Thanks for sharing and congrats!!!
That's amazing! Thanks so much for sharing. I took twenty years to finish the last semester of undergrad. How crazy is that? I was a handful of classes shy of graduating and it took me TWENTY years to get around to it. This post makes me feel so hopeful. Congrats!
OMG CONGRATS! My first diag was a 143 and this gives me hope lol.
You stuck with it and got it done. This is an amazing story. I am so happy to hear of it because it's encouraging.
congrats! a full scholarship is no joke. great job!
Congrats!!
congrats!
What a journey and what a great ending/new beginning! Congrats :blush:
That is OUTSTANDING, and encourages me SO much. Congratulations!
So so happy for you! Onto the next stage for you, godspeed!
Congratulations!!!!! This is amazing!!! All the best with next application decisions and exciting law school journey ahead!
Congratulations! You should celebrate your hard work and determination too.
Congrats! That’s a huge achievement and one I’m sure that took a lot of effort and determination.