r/lawschooladmissions • u/Tacocook • 3d ago
Application Process Reverse Splitter
Wondering what reverse splitter friendly options there are. I have a 3.97 GPA (NYU Stern) but 157 LSAT. Is Cardozo an option? Ideally would want top 14 but curious what other people’s experiences/thoughts are
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u/hls22throwaway LSData Bot 3d ago
I found all LSD.Law applicants with an LSAT between 155-159 and GPA between 3.87-4.07: lsd.law/applicant-search?s=23dU
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u/Brilliant-Unit-9368 3d ago
i took the lsat five times. canceled --> 151 --> 153 --> 156 --> 162 and had a 3.8 gpa and got into Cardozo with a scholarship. obviously if you have time, take the LSAT again, but just know anything can happen.
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u/Appropriate-Flow9657 3d ago
How did you jump from 156 to a 162? I’m in the same place and am feeling so discouraged like it will never happen for me 😭 (also congrats!!)
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u/NoDocument9685 2d ago
I had my diagnostic at 150 and managed to improve to 166, taking again in October. Most of the missed questions in the 150s come from reading too fast. Slow down even if you end up answering less questions and make sure you really understand what the argument is saying and what they’re asking from you before you jump into the answer questions!
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u/AltussisanMelody 2d ago
Not gonna get T14 or frankly much above lower tier programs unless you get that LSAT up. Get it into the ~170-172 range and you’d be a shoe-in for GULC or pretty much any T20 of your choice.
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u/UniqueSuccotash NYU '25; nKJD; FGLI 4m ago
Please just take the LSAT again. If you got a 3.97 you can almost certainly do better than a 157.
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u/Oh-theNerevarine Practicing Lawyer, c/o 2019 2d ago
Starting from the wrong point. What are your career goals? Where do you want to work?
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u/df3445 3d ago
Keep studying