Index Formula for UNC Chapel Hill

[zjkamm]

Does anyone have an idea of the formula used by UNC to determine the index score for applicants?  And/or which is weighted more, LSAT score or GPA?

Thanks.

[fireplace]

All indexes can be found on the LSAC site, but if you create a profile on lawschoolnumbers.com and punch it in, the site will caculate the index for you (though it rounds to the tenth). UNC is considered more GPA friendly than most.

[BIG H2001]

If your index is above 250 according to lawschoolnumbers you probably have a decent chance of getting admitted.  The higher you go over 250, the better your chances are, especially if you are a resident of North Carolina.

[bhsueiu]

Definitely more weight given to undergrad GPA.  Other factors can overcome your index score however, like URM status, WE, graduate degrees, etc.