Dear JD2B

+ Where Should I Apply?
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Dear JD2B
Where Should I Apply?

I have taken the LSAT recently but am not very satisfied with my score. I was hoping to score somewhere between 155 and 160. I have some schools in mindâ€¦Temple and Villanova. I am also considering the University of Mississippi for personal reasons, but I havenâ€™t heard rave reviews about that school. Iâ€™ve got tons of people telling me where I should go, but I just donâ€™t know. What do you think I should be doing?

Where Should I Apply?
posted 2007-02-27 08:07:54

Dear Where Should I Apply?,

You have to assess your priorities. Don’t let other
people, unless they know your full situation, tell you where you should
go. However, I can tell you that you seem dissatisfied with your school
options and LSAT score. I would advise you to retake the test and apply
to several schools that are more to your liking. Maybe then you will be
able to make a more satisfactory decision that you will not regret.

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