<p>Maroon8 -I’d go as far as to say around a 3.7 gets you in the game for top3 lawschools from Chicago. Again, at this point, the LSAT really becomes the key factor. In the past, Chicago students too often don’t study as diligently as needed for this test. As Chicago students have gotten to be more “traditional” (in the sense that they all realize the importance of these standardized tests), I’m assuming the avg. LSAT at Chicago has been increasing. </p>
<p>Really, from any top college, it’s not performance at the school but the LSAT score that can really determine the success of an application. Going to Chicago is only a boost. If you end up with a 165 on the LSAT though, you can’t play ball at the very top schools.</p>