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Just checked my email today and saw an email from u of a on the 21st!

Deciding between Ottawa, TMU, and Alberta now.

Lsat 161, Gpa3.2, international. I’m a failure 🤷

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Just wanted to post on here after lurking throughout the cycle. Stats: 171 lsat, 2.7 CGPA (at the time of applying) 3.5 B2/L2. Finishing my undergrad this year so no work experience.

UofA - A in december

UBC - pending

Western - WL in april

Queens - pending

Dalhousie - A in Feb

Osgoode - R in april

Anyone think that we might see some TRU movement this week since the recent round of acceptances expired? I'm really hoping to get in there and the wait is absolutely killing me lol.

Anyone who is feeling dejected, I am right there with you.

I am still waiting to hear back from Oz, but given they've been creating their WL, I have a feeling it won't be long before I am rejected.

I know "it is not over until it's over" but I've begun to move on for my own sanity.

It's depressing to be on Indeed everyday applying for FT jobs knowing I wanted to be attending law school in the fall.

After some moping, I'll get back to it - LSAT studying, redrafting my PS, etc.

I hope anyone in the same situation as me gives themselves permission to grieve. We'll come back even better next cycle & we will feel even more gratitude about our offers after all the work we've put in <3

To the people who got accepted, without giving any detail on anything personal or names, what softs did you have that you think helped your application + did your letters come from something law related or not, were they from people with important titles like head of volunteer program etc….

stats in my flair.

Korean without PR but finished undergrad in the U.S. (4.0 scale)

Soft: speak 4 languages, ran international students association in college, mature student (family business), english/chinese tutor, student journalist, early graduation (7 semesters)

FYI : I got C- in business law course, which is the worst grade I got in college. I was nervous that this would hurt my chance when I applied.

As

UofC Nov 18

Oz Nov 27 (Firm A)

Dal Nov 29

Queens Jan 10 ($11,800 scholarship)

Western Jan 31

TRU Apr 3

Withdrawn

Windsor

Rs

Uvic Mar 4

UofT Mar 10

Never heard back from: UBC UofA UNB

unb. 154 lsat and 4.25/4.3 with drops. application status: WL

i know my lsat is low and is setting me back. I am already studying to retake incase.

Just got an email, portal updated right after. Was kind of expected tbh. Definitely hurts ;( 83% cgpa, STEM (3.88B2/L2). 157 LSAT (I am aware it isn’t pretty)

So far R’s from Ottawa, Calgary and now UVic

Pending: Dal (would be my dream), Queens, UBC and Osgoode.

But I fear it might be not happen.

Good luck to everyone waiting.

sooo stressed. anyone who recently received an offer willing to share their acceptance deadline? is the class full already???? 😭😭

LSAT 174, cGPA ~3.6, B2 ~4.0,

TMU A, Allard A, Schulich A with scholarship, UofT R, Oz WL

softs: graduate degree, some published academic work, several years of volunteer and paid work though nothing incredibly exciting/ on the "high tier softs" lists. Can't really say how good my personal statement was, I'd say I'm a decent writer in general but these personal story type things feel awkward to me. I tied in my grad research and life experiences to the "why law" question pretty well I think, though not super unique.

Guys i got a 168 - 3.35 cgpa. What are my chances for Oz and Windsor Dual?

Any international students who already got in OZ? Please let me know if there is anything I can do to make sure my spot is good for next year if this year doesn’t work.

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is there any weight to them? i highly doubt it hoenstly but would it refelect good on me if i sent one for example?

i got WL at windsor single and its my first choice would love to hear your thoughts

First post! I was wondering how hard it is to transfer out of Manitoba into Ontario schools? I've gotten in at UofM but I do want to be closer to home for 2L! I also want to work in Toronto and pursue corporate law (doesn't matter if big law or not). Does anyone in 2L or beyond have any advice/experience with this??

Hello everyone! I have received an acceptance for Windsor Dual alongside a 50% tuition scholarship based on the 2026-2027 DML tuition. Do you think this makes a major difference in costs or not?

Dated yesterday, portal update no email

LSAT 166, 3.2 CGPA, 3.8 L2

Been in queue since Dec. 22