NeverGiveUp

I only found out 2 cycle's data but it should be good to give you some basic information.

Queen's Applicants, Offers, Registered and Yield Rate: Year 2015 2016 Applicants 2351 2452 Offers 555 625 Registered 197 203 Yield Rate 35% 32%

Used to be here: https://spaces.osgoode.yorku.ca/?q=system/files/faculty_council_-_april_3_2017_-_agenda_materials_revised4.pdf but no long available.

Not all people with 170+ would apply to UofT. In 2016 cycle there were 99 people with 171 or above LSAT applied to UofT and 83 of them got offers. https://lawstudents.ca/forums/topic/62384-uoft-apps-offers-and-yield-rate/?tab=comments#comment-842289

LSAT Range 171-180 (98th to 99th) 161-170 (83th to 97th) 156-160 (67th to 80th) 151-155 (48th to 64th) Less then 151 (<48th) 2015 Registered / Offers 34/73 139/199 13/19 1/2 -- 2016 Registered / Offers 36/83 146/207 9/13 1/1 -- (Looks like there are a few number off)

Congrats! And let the dice decide! 😄

Congrats! What about your L2 and ECs?

You will get into UofM (off the wait-list) this time if not Windsor. Good luck!

You should be in already if it is for this cycle.

York is near Jane / Finch. I wouldn't say it is a good area.

Go to UVic. Osgoode is in Toronto but not in a good area.

Maybe OP will love Toronto and stay there after 1L. You never know.

Just want living in Toronto for a while? Study one year in Uoft then transfer to UBC if you still want going back to Vancouver. Otherwise you might regret. 😄

UNB's first year class size is 92. So is it full already?

L2 stands for last 2 years and B3 stands for best 3 years. Maybe UVic is good for you if you want to stay in BC. https://www.uvic.ca/law/assets/docs/admissfinaid/LSAT-GPA Demographic Chart.pdf Maybe @ janegu can give you some advice.