T-14 Chances?

[Laxattack09]

White, top 25 undergrad, 3.55 gpa, ok ec, ok soft, great rec/ps... What kinda LSAT am I lookin at for cornell/gtown/duke...how about penn/chic/va?

[Gopherit]

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[Laxattack09]

I think chiashu is inaccurate. I know many people who got into georgetown with a 169 but their chiashu percentages suck. LSN seems like a much better indicator? On a side note, I'm from Minnesota, hope you like the U...I'm a huge gopher hockey fan

[Funky Cold Hrdina]

CGD- 168/9 min.
Others - 171/2 min.

Just my gut.

[Nimmy]

I would say a 169 as well, but it's no guarantee.  170+ should probably do it.

[hereshopin]

I think chiashu is inaccurate. I know many people who got into georgetown with a 169 but their chiashu percentages suck. LSN seems like a much better indicator? On a side note, I'm from Minnesota, hope you like the U...I'm a huge gopher hockey fan

If you're familiar enough with both that you feel qualified to offer analysis of their respective merits, then why are you asking a question that you should be able to answer yourself very easily?

[NeoElle]

White, top 25 undergrad, 3.55 gpa, ok ec, ok soft, great rec/ps... What kinda LSAT am I lookin at for cornell/gtown/duke...how about penn/chic/va?

I would guess, and this is just a guess, but you'd probably need in the neighborhood of a 166-169 LSAT score. Of course anything higher (in the 170s range) and you'd pretty much be in.

[Johnny Stuffs His Mouth]

I'm a 3.23/173, so clearly a 173 will be more then sufficient. I would imagine a 168/9 might get you into one of the lower t14, a 170/171 in the middle-ish, a 172-174 could put you in CCN territory, and a 175+ I would think gives you a fighting chance at HYS (maybe minus Yale, since they seem to really care about GPA a lot).

[prelaw200]

White, top 25 undergrad, 3.55 gpa, ok ec, ok soft, great rec/ps... What kinda LSAT am I lookin at for cornell/gtown/duke...how about penn/chic/va?

A 168 will give you a decent shot at Cornell (maybe slightly better than 50/50).  You will need a 169 for a good chance at Duke.  167 and below is a no go, unless you are from some obscure location and then Cornell might give you look.