Chances: 3.66/4 GPA, 157 LSAT.

[dgallach 2]

I am considering the January 2021 LSAT (plus a tutor) to score 160+. Should I make this financial investment? 

Queens will not look at my best two/last two semesters, since they are not consecutive (due to co-op terms and an exchange), so I didn't bother calculating that.

I graduated my undergraduate degree in 2016, working full time since, and roughly 2 years volunteering.

[SNAILS 171]

These few points on the LSAT make all the difference. 

Am I correct in interpreting that your present, official score is 157?

If so, getting 160+ could boos you from a "maybe" to a "probably."

[dgallach 2]

44 minutes ago, SNAILS said:

Am I correct in interpreting that your present, official score is 157?

Hey! Yes - 157, score release today. 
I agree. I think I'll go for round two... 

[ChaoticNeutralLawyer 1]

I got in with a 3.7 and a 157, but that was off the waitlist! It's a good idea to try and boost the LSAT if you have the chance to. 

[IAmTheLawgic 60]

I got in last year with a 3.75 and 157. Softs are hard to judge so I won't try, but with a couple years work experience. 

I think it was in April or May I heard back? Sometime in the latter half, but not the absolute end iirc. Agree with others that one more write may be worth the grind.

[WindsorEquityPartner 30]

163/164 would really boost your chances. Best of luck with your application and possible rewrite.