Naive or Audaciously chasing my goals?

ariesathena
Fri, 07 Mar 2014 13:48:53 +0000

We can better answer that question when we have your actual LSAT score.

Your ECs will not matter. (They only really matter when you do things that are bigger than your own university (e.g. National debate champion, varsity athlete, found and run a non-profit) or make good fodder for a personal statement.

What will matter is your LSAT, GPA, minority status, and alma mater, roughly in that order. (As always, I will not engage in the affirmative action debate but do encourage those with questions to look up the statistics.) Ifbyou get at least a 170 on the LSAT, I would be very surprised if you did not get at least one T14 acceptance, and would not be shocked if you got some merit money.