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Hey, Baguette! Throwing in my results for you as you weigh your options on whether to go forward or re-apply. We have nearly identical GPAs, but you have me beat by a few points on the LSAT (I’m lower 170s. 180? You rock!). And I blanketed the T14 + UCLA and ASU back in September. I do have quite a ...

I know some public schools have converted scholarships to living stipends for vets using their GI Bill, but has anyone done this with Minnesota specifically? While I haven’t seen anything about Minnesota specifically, in past threads public schools have been more than willing to play ball (Michigan...

While I feel like the only military person on this site applying this cycle, I’m still going to put this out there for anyone lurking in the shadows. I’ve created an admissions spreadsheet for vets / those currently serving. This way we can track and get some quantifiable data on how veterans perfor...

Now that all of my applications are out, here has been my success with getting fee waivers. Hopefully this helps anyone applying this cycle and any future cycles. I’ll also be sure to post as I get results backs. Schools that do not offer service-based: - Duke (they’re pretty good with merit based, ...

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Thank you for the response Stranger and icechicken. I really appreciate the insight.

Thanks, Nony!

I finally was able to take the LSAT, and I scored a 167. While not my best, I’m grateful to have taken it as I’m in Baghdad and otherwise would not of had the opportunity. However, a 167 is my overall average from the last few months of study. Having a 3.4, I’m not necessarily where I want to be. I’...

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Thanks for starting this back up, ajordan!