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139 --> 150
deirlulsat
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What are your thoughts on applying to school like U Denver with a 150 Lsat?
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Hi, congratulations on your improvement! Have you utilized the law school predictor to plug in your GPA and LSAT and see if U Denver comes up as solid?
It looks like a 150 is well below the 25th at Denver (157), but depending on your GPA, you may still be able to get in. They have listed their 2021 stats, and it looks like they made a decent jump from last year, making it a bit more competitive for this cycle. General rule for a reverse splitter (high GPA, low LSAT) is to aim to be above the median, or better yet 75th, on one metric if you are below the median and especially the 25th in the other.
Hope that helps! Good luck and congrats on your improvement!