<p>undergrad school: university of pennsylvania
gpa: 3.57
major: anthropology (concentration: cultural anthropology)
minor: history (concentration: american history)</p>
<p>primary activities involve passion for volunteering
include tutoring in west phil elementary schools, one on one mentoring, volunteering abroad, etc</p>
<p>work experience-
each summer from 04-07: worked as desk secretary for attorney at small consulting firm dealing w/ phone bill auditing on long island-- called phone lines to check for service, worked in microsoft excel, called NYC companies to confirm name of CFOs, called verizon to request bill invoices, filed contracts, etc</p>
<p>during school year at penn: library assistant, store clerk, other menial jobs</p>
<p>lsat: 171</p>
<p>schools:
columbia
penn
duke
uva
cornell
georgetown
fordham
boston college
villanova</p>
<p>pink- with a good application and recommendations, stats like yours should give you a very good shot at most T6-14 schools (Penn through Georgetown based on your listing). Definitely apply to Columbia and NYU too, cause you have at least a fighting chance for admission to those schools too.
My "educated guess" is that you will gain admittance to at least 6 or 7 schools on your list (and probably more)</p>
<p>If you apply early in the cycle you should be admitted to every school on your list. Columbia is a little less "guaranteed" than the others but I still think, if you apply early, you're in.</p>
<p>Hah, I'm an Anthro major at Penn, too. Also Pre-law. Go us.</p>
<p>From what I know, you should be fine. Your LSAT score is median or above for all of your schools with maybe the exception of Columbia. You should get into every school after Duke, and Penn/Duke/Columbia you'll probably have a bunch of different responses. good luck.</p>
<p>pink - are these your stats, or are you guessing? You seemed to have been posting chances threads in August. Either your name is used by multiple people, or you just got into UPenn and are speculating?</p>
<p>my cousin who lives in my town and was accepted early to stanford let me use his screen name to log in after i discovered this forum... sry for the confusion</p>
<p>Why does everyone have a cousin, friend or sibling that lets them use their account when it takes less than a minute to create your own account (it is not like it cost any $$ to do so)? You would think that someone attending Penn and someone admitted to stanford would know that you are not suppose to share user names and passwords with other people.</p>
<p>oh god, why would someone go through so much to try to "expose" a person on the internet? honestly, it's a little absurd.</p>
<p>this is brandon, the one who actually created this user name... i was originally gonna type a significant explanation, and how i spent the last few days with my cousin who i let use my computer and cc user name... idk why that sounds so ridiculous, but okay.
anyway, i really don't feel like wasting (any more) time, this has already been about a minute and a half that i'll never get back. i kind of can't believe someone (sybbie) spent more than 3 minutes on this, but umm alright, to each his own i guess...
(and ps: my name is not prerana)</p>
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<p>i'm referring to your previous post, including where you posted hyperlinks to other threads... idk why someone would spend any amount of time on that</p>