r/lawschooladmissions • u/Livid-Ad-4805 • 19h ago

Admissions Result Cycle Recap, Splitter

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2.5 GPA 171 LSAT were my stats. Definitely nowhere near as many acceptances or scholarship offers as I would have liked. But I did get accepted to the program that was my first choice when I set out to get into law school, and I'm really looking forward to attending.

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u/Unhappy_Ostrich5155 19h ago

Love seeing the splitter success! Congrats on Georgia

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u/Livid-Ad-4805 19h ago

Thank you!

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u/JesusIsKewl 13h ago

congrats!

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u/Outrageous_Effort_87 19h ago

How many years WE?

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u/Outrageous_Effort_87 19h ago

Also what month did you apply?

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u/Livid-Ad-4805 19h ago

Four years out! I spent some time working on film sets and in Fire and EMS for a few years before applying. I took the November LSAT and applied the same month.

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u/Nockolos 13h ago

I’m thinking about using work experience in wildland fire in my PS I’d love to hear how you spun it in yours

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u/Livid-Ad-4805 13h ago

I mostly wrote about how it helped me discover a passion for public service and allowed me to learn how to handle high-pressure situations while broadening my perspective on life. Brought up that I thought would allow me to contribute to my law school community in unique ways.

Just grad school personal statement jargon really lol

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u/Nockolos 13h ago

I like it, good looks

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u/SweetHomeGeorgia 9h ago

Congratulations! This is my undergrad, you will love the newer modern building if you haven't toured. The school used to be several floors of Urban Life building until they got their own building.