Looking for advice - Schools and LSAT

[beautifuldaytosavelives]

I am currently registered for the September LSAT but am struggling without LG on the test as it was my strongest section. I have been studying for almost a month and my scores are not improving since my June LSAT. My current stats are: CGPA is 3.35, L2 is 3.22, B2 is 3.55 and June LSAT is 166 with my UBC gpa being 82% (including drops). I graduated this May so am unable to take additional classes to boost my GPA and am looking for advice on what I should do given my struggles with the LSAT without LG. 

My dream school is UBC and I know that given my current stats, it is very unlikely. I even contacted the admissions team to ask for input and was told that a higher LSAT would be needed for me to be considered a competitive candidate.

I am wondering what Canadian schools are possible for me at this point given my current stats? It would be a big help to gain some insight into this as I begin applications in the coming weeks and I am not too familiar with schools outside of BC. I am open to applying broadly, just wondering which schools I should aim for given my GPA and LSAT. I am also debating registering for the November LSAT and pushing my start date back for work so that I have additional time to study for November, but I'm not sure if I'll even be able to improve much further without LG.

Thank you for any help! 

- A stressed, anxious, and very confused future applicant 😅

[perspectivelawstudent]

Hi, I know this is late but I would love to know (if your willing to share) where you were able to get in? 

[beautifuldaytosavelives]

23 hours ago, perspectivelawstudent said:

Hi, I know this is late but I would love to know (if your willing to share) where you were able to get in? 

Hey! So far this cycle I have received 6 offers of admission from York, Western, Calgary, Dalhousie, TRU, and Windsor. Currently trying to decide between Western and York but still waiting to hear back from UBC

[perspectivelawstudent]

Ahh thank you!! this makes me feel a little less nervous about applying!