CHANCES: 3.39 CGPA, 157, 164 LSAT

[Jurgen Klopp]

Hey, hope youre all doing well. I applied to Western, Ottawau, Osgoode, UofT, Queens, Ryerson, Queens, UBC, UofA, Ucalgary, and Uvic. Just wondering if anyone had input on my chances at some of these schools , any information or insights is extremely appreciated. Thank alot 

[AMG]

What’s your L2/B2?

[Jurgen Klopp]

I think it depends heavily on the school no? Im not 100% but those were my highest gpa years (last 2). 3.6 id say

[AMG]

Yeah some school put more of an emphasis on L2/B2. With a 3.6 you probably have a decent shot at schools like queens and western. I know UofA mostly focus on L2 but I think you’re still below average L2. Ryerson is very holistic and I think I remember seeing some people with under a 3.00 CGPA. Schools like UofT and UBC are most likely out of the question bc of GPA and LSAT

[Jurgen Klopp]

ya thats fair. appreciate it thanks alot

 

[AMG]

No problem, your PS will also be a significant factor especially if you explained why your gpa is below average. Good luck!

[LordBONSAI]

If your B2 is your L2, you have a shot at Queens, Western and Alberta with your LSAT. Ottawa is a cGPA school and yours isn't very competitive. Osgoode is hard to tell since it's truly holistic, so your softs will come into play significantly. You can calculate your index score for UVIC using your LSAT percentile and GPA on a 4.33 scale (with drops).

UBC and UofT are quite unlikely. Both schools' median LSAT is at mid to high 160s and median GPA at 3.8high. But if your softs and ps are strong (I meaning extraordinary), you may still have a chance. In the past applicants with similar stats as yours got into UofT, but they outdid others by a margin in terms of work experience, background, etc. Also bear in mind that many, but not all, of these admitted with low stats applied access or mature. 

I don't know much about the rest. Best of luck your to apps.

 

 

Edited December 3, 2021 by LordBONSAI

[Jurgen Klopp]

really appreciate the input, thanks so much