i will be graduating undergradu(psychology) with a GPA of around 2.8 and my goal LSAT is a round 170-180. my goal schools are T-15 and anywhere around T-30 would be great. i know i would be a super splitter. how realistic that as a traditional applicant would be my chances in T-15 and not URM.
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i will be graduating undergradu(psychology) with a GPA of around 2.8 and my goal LSAT is a round 170-180. my goal schools are T-15 and anywhere around T-30 would be great. i know i would be a super splitter. how realistic that as a traditional applicant would be my chances in T-15 and not URM.