zaraaddict101

No but you have to submit them anyways because they are considered post secondary grades

I got accepted to Western and Ottawa in April. No access or diversity, just some average ECs. My L2 was around 3.5 as well!

I had a 3.53 OLSAS CGPA and my highest LSAT was 159. I got into Ottawa, Western and was waitlisted at Queen’s. Getting that LSAT up will help! I wrote it three times, so don’t give up!

Waitlisted today as well - CGPA 3.53/4.0, best LSAT 159

Rejected today - 3.56/4.3 CGPA, best LSAT 159

Has anyone done a civil law degree in Quebec and then done the one year JD either at Université de Montréal or in Ontario? Is it easy to get jobs in Toronto after doing the JD? I'm curious as to how this process works compared to doing both civil and common law at McGill, and then going to Toronto. Thanks!

Highest LSAT 159 CGPA: 3.53 // B2: 3.5ish

Still pending too!

Were you advised by email or just checked Minerva?

Accepted - CGPA 3.56/4.3

Rejected as well - CGPA 3.53, L2 3.5ish, best LSAT 159

In queue since November as well! CGPA 3.53 LSAT 154,159,156

There’s not really a part in the application where they ask for EC’s so I think it’s mostly grades based. I finished my bachelors in Ontario this year so I don’t know whether or not finishing it makes a difference, but it’s always good to have a degree to fall back on!

I got in with a 3.56/4.3 in early March! So I think you may have good chances!

Wrote the LSAT in June, Sept, and Feb. I applied regular!