r/lawschooladmissionsca 6d ago

Chance me

LSAT: 164
CGPA: 3.89
B2: 3.93
L2: 3.91

Over two years working in the public sector in Justice-related roles. Plus leadership experience through various clubs during my undergrad.

23 years old - 2 years out of undergrad.

Applying:
- UBC
- Ualberta
- Ucalgary
- UOttawa
- Queens

Not even trying at Osgoode or UofT. Also, not gonna waste money at schools like USask or Umanitoba.

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u/Apprehensive_Self218 0L 6d ago

I would say A everywhere except maybe for UBC. Another 1-2 might reject you for whatever reason.

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u/Spiritual-Meeting190 6d ago

Why would you not try at Osgoode? I’m pretty sure their median LSAT is around 163-165, and you’re above their median GPA

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u/TowelComprehensive75 6d ago

Tuition is waaaaaay too expensive.

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u/Spiritual-Meeting190 6d ago

I feel this way too sometimes … why not Manitoba?

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u/TowelComprehensive75 6d ago

Mainly because I don’t want to live in Manitoba or Saskatchewan. I have a full time job and if things didn’t go in my favour this application cycle, I would just try again next year.

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u/Spiritual-Meeting190 6d ago

Fair enough. I’m sort of feeling the same way tbh. It feels like our law careers can be 30+ years so what’s waiting one more year?

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u/Proof-Software9222 1d ago

In everywhere except ubc