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Originally Posted by handslikesecrets
I currently have a 3.45 (I grade poorly in Math, if it weren't for my Math classes I would have around a 3.7), and am taking the LSAT in October. I have one more year of undergrad, and am planning to apply to about ten law schools. Because I have so few required classes left, one option is loading up on easy, lower-division classes that I know I can achieve an A in relatively easily this upcoming Fall semester, which would put me up to about a 3.52. All of the admission graphs have 3.5 as a major benchmark- is it worth me waiting until my grades are through in December and I am above a 3.5 to apply, or should I plan on applying before Thanksgiving with a 3.45? Any advice would be appreciated.
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I think logic games hit the nail on the head. The slight increase in GPA, assuming you can pull it off, is not as important as a high LSAT score and an earlier application.
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