NeverGiveUp

Chances are great if you get 160+ LSAT.

Please see below from Dal: https://www.dal.ca/campus_life/academic-support/grades-and-student-records/grade-scale-and-definitions.html

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The Admission GPA is calculated using the applicant's most recent 60 units/credits (equivalent to 2 years of full time study) in a recognized university degree (undergraduate or graduate), provided those units of course weight are completed by February 1st in the year in which admission is sought. This is the minimum number of units/credits or courses that will be used in the assessment of an applicant's GPA. https://www.ualberta.ca/law/prospective-students/juris-doctor/admissions/admissions-process However UofA may evaluates foreign transcript differently: Can I submit my transcript through an evaluation service? We do not suggest using a transcript evaluation service (such as WES) as the University of Alberta is equipped to verify and evaluate your transcript. https://www.ualberta.ca/law/prospective-students/juris-doctor/admissions/faq

Mature applicants: Generally, the Committee requires, as a minimum, an accumulation of five or more years of experience in a candidate's particular field of endeavour. https://www.dal.ca/faculty/law/programs/jd-admissions/admission-requirements.html

With 170 LSAT your chances are great if you qualify for mature category: https://lawstudents.ca/forums/topic/50756-mature-applicants-acceptedrejected-2018/

Don't even need to ask - in all of them unless you screw your application. 😊

Your L2 is 3.81 / 4.0, right? I assume after converting it to 4.3 scale it is 3.85 / 4.3. So (3.85 / 4.3 * 0.6) + (157 - 120) / 60 * 0.4 = 0.78 < 0.80 You are not competitive for Dal. But you may still get in with an interview if your extra-curricular / work experience is strong. Good luck!

Did you apply last cycle with the same stats?

Ottawa will give out close to 1000 offers (around 35% offer rate).

In if your cGPA is above 3.5 / 4.0.

Did you ever think about UBC? Calculate your GPA after drops - you may get into there.

You are good for Ottawa and Queens. You may get wait-listed in Oz and Western - so rewrite to get 160+ LSAT.

In Ottawa, Queens, most likely Osgoode as well. Western - Maybe. Not sure about Windsor and Lakehead.

Sorry to hear that but looks like the deadline is strict: https://forum.powerscore.com/lsat/viewtopic.php?t=6914 So please don't miss the registration deadline for January test. Good luck!