Chances: 3.95/4 OLSAS; 3.98/4 L2/B2; 157

[Fyodor]

Disabled student with a personal statement and ecs all lining up towards my experiences and interest in disability law. I applied to Osgoode, Queens, Western, and Ottawa. Thanks. Still signed up for the January LSAT.

[Monophobia]

Obviously stellar GPA, weighed down by a less than competitive LSAT. Oz is holistic and unpredictable. But it's quite possible that you could get admitted partially on the basis of a compelling unique narrative. The general LSAT threshold for Queen's and Western is 160+, but your GPA could definitely do some heavy lifting here. If you get your LSAT into that 160+ range in January, you would definitely cement your chances.

With current stats, I would say you still have good chances at all these schools. I would predict that you will get admitted this cycle. Best of luck.

[Fyodor]

On 11/30/2023 at 5:53 PM, Monophobia said:

Obviously stellar GPA, weighed down by a less than competitive LSAT. Oz is holistic and unpredictable. But it's quite possible that you could get admitted partially on the basis of a compelling unique narrative. The general LSAT threshold for Queen's and Western is 160+, but your GPA could definitely do some heavy lifting here. If you get your LSAT into that 160+ range in January, you would definitely cement your chances.

With current stats, I would say you still have good chances at all these schools. I would predict that you will get admitted this cycle. Best of luck.

Thanks for the response. I'm really struggling right now and don't know if I can actually improve it in January. Rather I am more worried I will score worse. Regardless at this point I think I'll be happy at any of my choices. It kills me inside knowing if I wrote it in august I would do so much better because I am strong in LR and RC but absolutely bomb LG almost every test. I feel so lost right now lol.

I'm praying for at least one of Queens/Western so hopefully my GPA helps squeak me into one of those.