Any Success stories with a mediocre GPA and a decent LSAT?

Chanduell · July 24

Hello all,

It’s safe to say that my GPA isn’t the greatest, and it’s mediocre at best. I finished college with a 3.3 GPA in Political Science, albeit with an upward trend where I was on academic probation the first year of college. I am hoping to achieve a 160 on the LSAT with one year of studying. Does anyone else have a similar GPA with a success story? I’m really hoping I am not putting in work to realize that my chances at law school are bleak. I know the acceptance predictor exists, but I have a hard time believing how accurate it is.

Thanks everyone

plantscribble · July 24

I have this thread bookmarked and often reference it when I'm feeling down. https://www.reddit.com/r/lawschooladmissions/comments/151p3oe/lets_hear_some_low_gpa_success_stories/

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