NeverGiveUp

Try US law schools.

You can't get in unless your LSAT is 157.

If you GPA is above 77% after drops you are in. https://lsutil.azurewebsites.net/UBC/Predict

And Manitoba.

Raise your LSAT to 168+ or apply to UVic.

You are right. ArchivesandMuseums is in Ottawa law school

https://harvardready.com/

Here you go:

You are welcome! I am not a god. Praise the Lord! This is the statistics from last cycle: https://law.robsonhall.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/web-stats-201990-1.pdf Good luck!

GPA conversion: http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/graduate_studies/media/Canadian_GPA_Equivalencies.pdf AGPA and Index Score: https://umanitoba.ca/student/admissions/media/law_bulletin.pdf

You are welcome! Not sure about McGill but you will have good chances to Western, Ottawa, Osgoode, DAL, TRU, etc. It is worth to mention that Manitoba has individual consideration category. You may need to find a good LSAT tutoring program (such as HarvardReady). Good luck!

Ottawa looks good for you in mature category if you actually get 165+ LSAT: https://lawstudents.ca/forums/topic/47050-mature-applicants-accepted-rejected-2017/#comments

Here you go:

The average GPA was 3.7 / 4.33 (L20) and The average LSAT is 160. With no ECs / work experience you will have a long shot. I suggest you apply to SasK as well. Once you get 160+ a lot of doors will open for you (Alberta, Calgary, Manitoba, UNB, DAL, etc).

You are in, most likely the first round.