Thank you for this comment. I needed to hear this. My diag. score is 146. I did Kaplan self study for 2 month and took another PT test. I got a 1 point increase. I assume it was pure luck :)

After getting involved on Facebook with some other LSAT takers, a good majority of them recommended 7sage. So I found JY and started working through the material, and pushed back my test day to January.

I have not done another PT test, because I was told to get through the CC before taking another PT test. During this time I have been purchasing the 10 PT booklets and stacking them up until I am done with my studying.

I also plan on going through the CC a second time before taking another PT.

I often read online that increasing your LSAT score is not likely. These comments give me hope.

Don't give more information than you need though. Yes behonest, yes take accountability but don't provide more information than you need.

1 in 5 law students have a criminal record. I personally know 2 accepted law students who have records. 1- has a felony and the other has 3 felonies. Both accepted and they both say, stick to the main point and dont over explain.

Don't worry about it. I also have a few drunk in disorderly conducts. People make mistakes, it's what we do afterwards that count :)

How much do would it cost to have you look at my personal statement and get feedback.?

It really is nice to hear this. I also have a very low GPA of 2.9 :( i was NOT looking to get into law school when I graduated college 6 years ago.

However what I DO know for a fact is I can still get into a great school with a higher than average LSAT score. So I have to work really hard to get that score.

My diagnostic was 146 I am now at a 164 with a blind review of 168. I know the areas I need to work on. Am I stressed about my GPA, sure, but I also know I can get into law school. Obviously I won't be a Harvard grad. But at the end of the day, I want to be of public service.

It IS nice to hear of other low GPA students getting into law school though. Not many of us, we are a wild card, but we make law interesting. :)