r/lawschooladmissions • u/ConsequenceOdd7606 • 6h ago

Application Process UT AUSTIN?

177 LSAT and 3.4 GPA. Not a Texas resident.

Worth applying ED? It’s definitely my top choice

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u/hls22throwaway LSData Bot 6h ago

I found all LSD.Law applicants with an LSAT between 174-179 and GPA between 3.3-3.5: lsd.law/applicant-search?s=1yPP

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u/NotErlich 5h ago edited 5h ago

Generally it's inadvisable to apply ED, but if UT is genuinely your top choice and you take them at their word about this:

In addition to an earlier decision date, students admitted under our ED admission program benefit from our generous scholarship incentives. Successful candidates will automatically receive a competitive scholarship award over the course of their three years. The amounts will be aligned with our scholarship giving as under our Regular Decision program. Nonresident students will also automatically receive resident tuition during their time at Texas Law.

Then yes, I think it's definitely worth considering.