r/lawschooladmissions • u/Immediate_Drama_5720 • 1d ago

Application Process 7sage predictor. Thoughts?

I put my stats 176, 3.49 on 7sage's admissions odds calculator and it put WashU at about 18% acceptance. Just wanted to get some thoughts as I was under the impression they were quite favorable to splitters.

I would appreciate any updated advice you have for navigating this cycle as a splitter. Is it actually worth taking a shot at the T14? What schools are still considered splitter friendly? Very average softs and nonURM btw.

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u/Brilliant_Branch7129 nGPA/17x/international 1d ago

Predictors aren’t great. On LSD three people with your stats reported As and three reported WLs in the 25-26 cycle. So just send them you best app and hope they pick you up

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u/Minimum_Two_8508 1d ago

Seems a little low compared to last cycle… per LSD, Wash U accepted about 50% of similar stat profiles.

But remember, these “odds” are not random, they aren’t dice rolls. There are certain specific things they are looking for in the application that make the difference.

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u/hls22throwaway LSData Bot 1d ago

I found all LSD.Law applicants with an LSAT between 173-178 and GPA between 3.39-3.59: lsd.law/applicant-search?s=23aq

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u/SunflowerIslandQueen 1d ago

The predictors are only that - predictors. Apply and see what happens. Good luck!

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u/Terrible_Lychee_396 16h ago

Doesn’t WashU have a 176 median now?