T6 or T14

SuperMom_I_Aint
Fri, 06 Apr 2012 15:33:02 +0000

Okay. Assuming a “shot” is defined as: “more certain than a snowball’s chance in heck, but far less than a sure thing”; ie, “possible” – this person has a “shot” at the T6.
In the past 3yrs, assuming non-fudged stats on LSN, Harvard admitted at LEAST (because of course, not all applicants are on LSN) 4 non-URM applicants at or below the gpa/LSAT combo proposed by the OP.

Modestly extrapolating a 1:15 ratio of folks who post on LSN to those who don’t, one may predict a potential 15+ admits with this number combo in any given cycle. In any event, the question posed was re: a potential shot at the T6, not the T3. I maintain my original optimism. If the poster has a good story to tell, and tells it well, s/he definitely has a “shot” at the T6.

post-thought . . .
A 176 LSAT is likely to garner the OP merit based application fee waivers to most of the T6 anyway, so there’s absolutely no good reason not to throw a hat in the ring. I’d say apply sooner rather than later, however. Unless OP has accepted a two-year commitment elsewhere, what’s the harm in seeing how s/he fares in the 2012-2013 cycle? May save a little time.