Chances 2022

[sto1998]

3.73/4 or 3.76/4.3 L2 GPA

153 LSAT

Thinking I'm going to just barely miss out. What do you guys think?

[kdiddy]

Not sure my experience is terribly relevant since it's from the 2020 cycle, but I was waitlisted at that time with similar stats (153 LSAT & 3.7/4 L2, strong SK connection).

USask Admissions at the time was very kind and offering feedback on applications when requested, and they mentioned I needed to raise my LSAT score. I've since done that and am hoping to get in this cycle. Just my personal experience though. 

[LegallyTired]

On 2/2/2022 at 3:54 PM, sto1998 said:

3.73/4 or 3.76/4.3 L2 GPA

153 LSAT

Thinking I'm going to just barely miss out. What do you guys think?

Unless you have some stellar life experience/work experience/extracurriculars, etc. I think that LSAT is going to hinder your chances. Especially if this cycle ends up being as competitive as ours was last year. 

Edited February 4, 2022 by LegallyTired

[LongLongLawyer]

I'm curious to know how strong your SK connection is.

A 153 LSAT score is going to mean that you'll probably be waitlisted. Your GPA is good though - which is good news. It's more difficult to rectify a low GPA than it is to raise an LSAT score. I'd say, then, that with a strong SK connection your chances are low but still possible. If you can raise your LSAT score even 2-3 points, your odds would go up substantially.

Good luck with your application!