Hi Ethan, I have an unusual situation - I am a U.S. citizen without a reportable GPA. There's very little information about this online and a lot of it is conflicting.

In my case, I graduated from a U.S. university with fewer than 60 A-F credits because I used credit-by-exam extensively and transferred in some foreign credit as well. My profile is extra strange because my transcript from my earlier schools is quite messy (two F's from a US college, some D-'s from my foreign university, etc.), but I ultimately graduated with a 4.0 from my degree-granting university - I'm curious how that will be interpreted.

I spoke with an admissions consultant earlier this year who told me that it was truly a non-factor and the focus will basically be entirely on my LSAT - this would be great if true, as I'm PT'ing in the mid 170s. However, I've seen comments elsewhere that claim it'll be treated as a 3.low by adcoms.

Do you think I would be competitive at the t14, assuming I score a 175 or higher? I have around 5 years of work experience in compliance/privacy at a tech startup and plan to pursue privacy law, if that matters. Thanks in advance!!!