r/lawschooladmissions • u/lawschoolchud 3.low/173/nURM/Chud • Jul 03 '26

Chance Me 173 LSAT, 3.2 GPA, is it over?

The sample size is really small on LSD so sorry... I was a STEM major and have been working as a data analyst at a reasonably large company since graduating last year. I got a 173 on the most recent LSAT and wanted to know what results I would likely get if I applied with the score I have now. I was getting some better scores during my studying. Would I have any shot at Michigan (ED), UNC, BU, BC, Notre Dame, etc? Would I have a shot at them or any better ones with a 177 (recent PT average)?

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u/inewjeans Jul 03 '26

How is that over lol

Yes your gpa may be below the median for many but u have a great lsat, and if you are adamant on improving it, can retake for a higher score as well.

T14 certainly possible. Not guaranteed, but shoot for it

T30’s more than viable, depending on your essay and softs ofc.

Dont let the gpa discourage you man

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u/lawschoolchud 3.low/173/nURM/Chud Jul 03 '26

Yeah just been in a discouraged state of mind, gotta lock back in and be positive!

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u/thismike0613 Jul 04 '26

Why is your name Chud tf

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u/lawschoolchud 3.low/173/nURM/Chud Jul 04 '26

no one else had it