Chance me (U of T) CGPA 4.0 (OLSAS scale) from McGill, LSAT 166, mediocre (slightly poor) softs

[cymc]

How likely will I get into U of T? 

Edited September 28, 2022 by cymc

[Pecan Boy]

If you're accurately calculating your cGPA in the way that OLSAS calculates it—i.e., you have never once gotten below a 90% in any individual course—then I can't imagine you'll be rejected just because you're 2-3 points below the LSAT median.

[cymc]

Just now, Pecan Boy said:

If you're accurately calculating your cGPA in the way that OLSAS calculates it—i.e., you have never once gotten below a 90% in any individual course—then I can't imagine you'll be rejected just because you're 2-3 points below the LSAT median.

Hi I believe that I am accurately calculating it. However, OLSAS consider A (85+) from McGill as 4.0 instead of 3.9 since A is the highest letter grade at McGill and there is no distinction between A and A+ made on the transcript.