Undergraduate GPA

bluebayou
Wed, 19 Jun 2013 11:23:09 +0000

Law school is a numbers game: GPA+LSAT.

An applicant above both medians has a high likelihood of admission. Above one median has a lesser, but still good chance of admission, depending on the school’s focus. (Some law schools value GPA more than LSAT, but most more heavily weight LSAT.) Below both medians is a real challenge.

A 3.6 is plenty for BC with a decent LSAT. A 3.6 can even work for NYU with a high LSAT (171+).