Thai applicant

HesiJimbo · July 2018

Hey guys I am applying this cycle and I am Thai but born and raised in the states. I know Asian is not a URM but is that an umbrella term or just for the “more common” Asians? Should I disclose my race when I apply? I am planning on writing a diversity statement as well. I am sitting at a 3.8X with a pending LSAT in September. Aiming for HYSCCN with strong softs. Thanks !

Adam Hawks · July 2018

Yes, it cannot hurt your eligibility. However, the key determining factor for getting into the school of your dreams will be a high LSAT score.

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