@jhaldy10325 A 4.0 from a clowning University (assuming it’s accredited) is better than a 3.2 with a degree in a STEM field from a highly respected program.
I'd like to argue that this is not true as I have spoken with admissions personnel who have mentioned that they look at each school differently. If a 3.2 GPA from MIT is in the 95th+ percentile of his or her graduating class and a 3.9 GPA from a community college is in the 75th percentile, those two will be taken into consideration differently. The person with the mediocre GPA with a STEM background is highly likely to be accepted in that scenario (given a solid LSAT score).
So I ran into this workshop series that apparently hosts private workshops with T14 schools across the country every year at different locations. By any chance has anyone come across this website before and/or attended one of their workshops? Are they any different from the LSAC forums? If anyone happens to be in the LA/Silicon Valley or Atlanta area, I hope this can be of use!
Website: http://www.lawadmissionsworkshopseries.com/
Thanks!
-Michael
Hey guys,
I just signed up with 7Sage a few weeks ago and am currently going through the curriculum (should be on track to finish early August). Surfing through past BR group discussions, it seems like a good idea to get an early start on organizing a BR group. I'm aiming to take the LSAT in December. Anyone else interested in getting the ball rolling on a December 2016 BR group?
Best,
Michael
@matthewaqeel196 I would also be interested in joining! @90499 I'm in Boston too! I think there was a 7Sage study group that was formed in Boston not too long ago which I was considering joining...check this thread out:
https://classic.7sage.com/forums/discussion/7949/