I have an LSAT of 174 and a GPA of 2.57. Do I still have a chance to enter T14?

Realistically, no. By law school standards, 2.57 is an extraordinarily low GPA. Frankly, any law school that would admit you with a GPA of 2.57 is a law school you should not be attending. Take…

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