LSAT Score Needed for Western, Osgoode, UofT, Queens, UBC, Ottawa?

[SparklingPenguin]

I'm currently in the third year of my undergrad, planning to write my LSAT this summer. My target schools are Western, Osgoode, UofT, Queens, UBC, Ottawa. 

cGPA 3.72 (includes years 1-3) | 3rd year (estimated GPA): 3.9

Worked 2 business-related internships, research with a professor (2+ years), and good volunteering/clubs.

What LSAT score do I need to have a competitive application for these law schools? Do I still have a chance for some of them? A little nervous about my chances, so I would appreciate any insight 🙂

 

[Chef Justice]

For Ottawa, a 158 will put you in a really good spot. A 160 will (likely) solidify a place.

For Western, Queen's and Osgoode, a 160 will give you very good chances. A 162 will (likely) solidify a place. Overall, with your GPA, you will also see candidates with lower LSAT's than 160 get in, but I would never bank on it.

For UBC and UofT, you want a 166+. You could could get away with a 164-165 for UBC but anything lower than that would not be ideal. 

[MyWifesBoyfriend]

You absolutely have a chance for all of them if you break into the 160s. 

Don't shoot for a specific score, though. You should gun for a 180. 

Edited March 25 by MyWifesBoyfriend