and 4.13 gpa. I have 3 years work experience as a paralegal at the Federal Public Defender’s Office where I did very substantive legal work (think attorney-level or at LEAST law student intern work, like writing sentencing memos/jury instructions/motions but ofc under the direction and review of the attorneys in my office). I had part-time jobs, club involvement (president of two), and legal/policy related internships throughout college, and a few publications in conjunction with the lab I was in. I am wanting to know if I should redact my LSAT score or not. I have heard that if you redact, they assume that your LSAT score is much lower than their 25th percentile, but I am also scared because their LSAT median is literally a 175. I also don’t know if redacting means it will never be factored in their reported stats of the incoming class or not. Very confused about this whole thing and just want advice. Thanks all.

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[link] [comments]13:T466,Hi Reddit, I am applying to WashU Law and am wondering if I should redact my LSAT score. I have a 164 LSAT (used all five attempts) and 4.13 gpa. I have 3 years work experience as a paralegal at the Federal Public Defender’s Office where I did very substantive legal work (think attorney-level or at LEAST law student intern work, like writing sentencing memos/jury instructions/motions but ofc under the direction and review of the attorneys in my office). I had part-time jobs, club involvement (president of two), and legal/policy related internships throughout college, and a few publications in conjunction with the lab I was in. I am wanting to know if I should redact my LSAT score or not.

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