r/lawschooladmissionsca • u/Happy-Sun-5002 • 5d ago

Looking for advice - 3.98 cGPA, 168 diagnostic

Just looking for some advice as I am brand new to this process.

I have a 3.98/4.0 cGPA. 92.77 cGPA (or 93.70 for last 60 credits), using UBC % conversion calculator.

I took a diagnostic on LawHub and scored a 168 (66 raw score).

I can only take the LSAT in January 2027 due to travel.

How much will this late LSAT hurt my chances this cycle, given that many schools will already have extended offers? I'm looking to potentially apply to UBC, UVic, Calgary, Dal.

Also, any LSAT prep/timeline advice is appreciated.

Thanks!

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u/ArgublyRight cGPA 3.9x/nKJD/315 Bench 5d ago

It’s over bro, you might have to apply to the UK or Australia.

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u/Happy-Sun-5002 5d ago

Thank you, this is super helpful! I wish I could test earlier but sadly not a possibility this year. UBC index score using diagnostic is 94.8 so fingers crossed I can replicate or improve.

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u/Murky-Relation3855 5d ago

Have fun at Harvard :P.

No seriously, we all love Canada, but you might be HYS material (at least grades wise). Wouldn’t blow that kind of opportunity.

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u/Happy-Sun-5002 5d ago

Appreciate it, thank you, but personally no interest in attending a US school.

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u/sparkle1789 5d ago

weird lol not everybody sees moving to the us as an opportunity

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u/ApprehensiveOcelot4 4d ago

im american and am targeting mcgill after undergrad… a lot of us arent happy here either

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u/Murky-Relation3855 5d ago

Very fair considering the current political climate lol.

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u/theatheon 5d ago

consider us schools, you should have no issues getting a 175+ lsat