Please Chance me: Ubc (82.1% w/ drops) and U of T (3.7 GPA on OLAS scale), LSAT 173

[Lawhopeful2024]

UBC With drops: 82.1% 

cGPA: 3.7 on OLAS scale. 

LSAT: 173

Would raising my lsat anymore be necessary for either of these two schools to compensate for a below median GPA, or do I have a decent shot as it is?

Edited August 31, 2023 by Lawhopeful2024

[Chef Justice]

Would need to know B3 for UofT. However, I wouldn’t recommend rewriting the LSAT. Not many applicants have a 173 LSAT and I’m not sure how much more you would gain by increasing your score. You are easily over the 75th percentile LSAT at both schools. 

I think you have a decent shot at both schools now as is either way, especially with UBC. The best thing you can do now is focus on writing a good personal statement.

[Lawhopeful2024]

B3 not much better, I think its like 3.8 but I'm also not trusting my calc method a ton on that one. Was also hoping you could provide info into Osgoode as that's kinda the third one I was looking at hard.

 

Thanks will focus on PS.

Edited August 31, 2023 by Lawhopeful2024

[Chef Justice]

https://www.law.utoronto.ca/jd-admissions-policies

This will show you UofT's admission stats for the past 5 years. 

You should be fine at Osgoode. Your CGPA is at their median (3.68) and your LSAT is multiple points above it (162)

[Lawhopeful2024]

Thanks!

Edited September 4, 2023 by Lawhopeful2024
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