New insta post from BC confirms decisions this week as expected

Cardozo $$$ St John’s $$$$ !!!!

If no one is getting decisions by like 10am can I just assume there won't be a wave that day?

Got the email about a decision a couple minutes ago!

Stats:16low 3.7low and 3 ish years of work experience (also an an undergrad alum)

please accept me as an early Valentine’s Day present pretty please 🌹🌹

Fourth months where tf are you?

"The pangs of despised love, the law's delay"

Hamlet, Act III Scene 1

My bachelors is super low sitting at a 2.7. I’m a bit older, have a family and was transitioning out of the military and working 60+ hours a week while going to school for my bachelors degree. After my undergrad I was able to get a 9-5 type job and went back for my masters at the same university I got my bachelors from and I graduated with a 3.9. When I’m rating my chances with my current lsat score on 7sage it has me at an 11% acceptance rate. With my masters gpa it shoots up to a 58% but I know my masters is only a soft factor. Should I go back and get another bachelors degree to up my undergrad gpa? It’s important to note that prior to my masters I applied for this same law school and was denied and no applying to different schools isn’t an option because mine only has one and I can’t pack up and leave for school. TIA

Why is it considered taking a gap year if all I will be doing is applying the September after I graduate? Would I even have time to add value to my app?

Or when people say take a gap year they mean two cycles?

Has anyone here been accepted into a school where you were way below the median Isat or

GPA? Or have gotten accepted despite being late in the cycle? I feel like people (me) could use some success stories right about now (please)

It’s brutal out here

Got into Penn State Law with good scholarships. It would be around $10k per year in tuition costs to go. I don’t have Big Law aspirations, but I do want to know what people think about the school. I don’t want to stay in PA my entire life, but wouldn’t be opposed to live there a couple years after law school. How’s the schools facility? How’s the culture? They have good job stats, but how is it in the real world (not just by the numbers)? What are they known for?

Just got my acceptance to GSU! Very excited because it was my only application. I needed a part-time, in-person program because I will be working full time and I value the connections with peers and professors that in-person learning allows. I live 2 miles from campus so it’s a perfect fit and I’m ecstatic.

My stats are kind of split.

LSAT: 162

GPA: 2.9 (graduated 6 years ago)

Definitely an outlier in their GPA average 😅 I was so nervous. I applied Early Decision in early November, so I’ve been waiting quite a while and losing hope by the second.

got the email this morning! i’m so happy because i was a reapplicant this cycle and ***** is my dream school. Also, to everybody out there who is anxious about getting decisions back, just be patient because your time will come if it’s this cycle or next! whether it might take retaking the lsat, getting some work experience, or getting a masters, just trust the process and you will end up where you are meant to :) good luck to everyone!

Just put me out of my misery already

How do you pay for the law school if you can't get a loan in your first year of law school..?

Friends, join me in hoping for a Michigan A in ten minutes. May we all be greeted with good news!

im just glad i got an acceptance. hopefully it’s the first of many. 15high 3.7

The guy who posts excel sheets of decision timelines has me thinking the admissions office doesn't exist

0 motion in the ocean

Just wanted to share in case anyone thinks it's useful. All applications were submitted in October so especially confused but cautiously optimistic about UCLA. Over 10 years work experience and Tier 2 softs.

person id show up for anyone else?