Chances of getting into Berkeley/NYU


Hey guys, how are you?



I´m making this thread in order to ask for your honest opinions about my chances of being accepted into either Berkeley or NYU. I´m asking about these two specific schools because they fit my profile the most, seeing that they offer great corporate/business programs.



I´m from Brazil and graduated about 3 years ago with a 3.02 GPA (I converted it myself, so I don't know if LSAC will lower this grade or not), I know it isn't the highest GPA, but in December I will finish an LLM program here in Brazil and if all goes well my final grade will be the equivalent of a 3.5 or higher.



In terms of professional experiences, I'm currently working as a lawyer at a boutique law firm with a focus on corporate structuring, succession planning and agribusiness operations. In December I will complete 2 years in this position. Also, while I was getting my bachelors degree I interned at law firms and at judges cabinets.


Additionally,  I do a lot of volunteer work and was involved with the Athletics Association of my university, being responsible for coordinating our rugby team.



So, given this information I would like to ask what are my odds of getting into Berkeley/NYU or other law schools with the same prestige. Thank you sincerely for your attention.

[Edited by Pedro_Maffini on Mar 02, 2021]

Hey guys, how are you?<br>
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I´m making this thread in order to ask for your honest opinions about my chances of being accepted into either Berkeley or NYU. I´m asking about these two specific schools because they fit my profile the most, seeing that they offer great corporate/business programs.<br>
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I´m from Brazil and graduated about 3 years ago with a 3.02 GPA (I converted it myself, so I don't know if LSAC will lower this grade or not), I know it isn't the highest GPA, but in December I will finish an LLM program here in Brazil and if all goes well my final grade will be the equivalent of a 3.5 or higher. <br>
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In terms of professional experiences, I'm currently working as a lawyer at a boutique law firm with a focus on corporate structuring, succession planning and agribusiness operations. In December I will complete 2 years in this position. Also, while I was getting my bachelors degree I interned at law firms and at judges cabinets.<br>
<br>Additionally,&nbsp; I do a lot of volunteer work and was involved with the Athletics Association of my university, being responsible for coordinating our rugby team.<br>
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So, given this information I would like to ask what are my odds of getting into Berkeley/NYU or other law schools with the same prestige. Thank you sincerely for your attention.
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Sturker

Hey guys, how are you?



I´m making this thread in order to ask for your honest opinions about my chances of being accepted into either Berkeley or NYU. I´m asking about these two specific schools because they fit my profile the most, seeing that they offer great corporate/business programs.



I´m from Brazil and graduated about 3 years ago with a 3.02 GPA (I converted it myself, so I don't know if LSAC will lower this grade or not), I know it isn't the highest GPA, but in December I will finish an LLM program here in Brazil and if all goes well my final grade will be the equivalent of a 3.5 or higher.



In terms of professional experiences, I'm currently working as a lawyer at a boutique law firm with a focus on corporate structuring, succession planning and agribusiness operations. In December I will complete 2 years in this position. Also, while I was getting my bachelors degree I interned at law firms and at judges cabinets.


Additionally,  I do a lot of volunteer work and was involved with the Athletics Association of my university, being responsible for coordinating our rugby team.



So, given this information I would like to ask what are my odds of getting into Berkeley/NYU or other law schools with the same prestige. Thank you sincerely for your attention.


You'll definitely have a shot.

There are however a number of other unis with great corporate/business specialization. Look at the rankings. 

[quote]Hey guys, how are you?<br>
<br>
I´m making this thread in order to ask for your honest opinions about my chances of being accepted into either Berkeley or NYU. I´m asking about these two specific schools because they fit my profile the most, seeing that they offer great corporate/business programs.<br>
<br>
I´m from Brazil and graduated about 3 years ago with a 3.02 GPA (I converted it myself, so I don't know if LSAC will lower this grade or not), I know it isn't the highest GPA, but in December I will finish an LLM program here in Brazil and if all goes well my final grade will be the equivalent of a 3.5 or higher. <br>
<br>
In terms of professional experiences, I'm currently working as a lawyer at a boutique law firm with a focus on corporate structuring, succession planning and agribusiness operations. In December I will complete 2 years in this position. Also, while I was getting my bachelors degree I interned at law firms and at judges cabinets.<br>
<br>Additionally,&nbsp; I do a lot of volunteer work and was involved with the Athletics Association of my university, being responsible for coordinating our rugby team.<br>
<br>
So, given this information I would like to ask what are my odds of getting into Berkeley/NYU or other law schools with the same prestige. Thank you sincerely for your attention. [/quote]<br><br>You'll definitely have a shot.<br><br>There are however a number of other unis with great corporate/business specialization. Look at the rankings.&nbsp;
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pw1291

I agree that you have good chances to get in. I’m also from Brazil, and I have been accepted to both. If you need any help, feel free to send me a message :) 

I agree that you have good chances to get in. I’m also from Brazil, and I have been accepted to both. If you need any help, feel free to send me a message :)&nbsp;
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Hey guys, how are you?



I´m making this thread in order to ask for your honest opinions about my chances of being accepted into either Berkeley or NYU. I´m asking about these two specific schools because they fit my profile the most, seeing that they offer great corporate/business programs.



I´m from Brazil and graduated about 3 years ago with a 3.02 GPA (I converted it myself, so I don't know if LSAC will lower this grade or not), I know it isn't the highest GPA, but in December I will finish an LLM program here in Brazil and if all goes well my final grade will be the equivalent of a 3.5 or higher.



In terms of professional experiences, I'm currently working as a lawyer at a boutique law firm with a focus on corporate structuring, succession planning and agribusiness operations. In December I will complete 2 years in this position. Also, while I was getting my bachelors degree I interned at law firms and at judges cabinets.


Additionally,  I do a lot of volunteer work and was involved with the Athletics Association of my university, being responsible for coordinating our rugby team.



So, given this information I would like to ask what are my odds of getting into Berkeley/NYU or other law schools with the same prestige. Thank you sincerely for your attention.


You'll definitely have a shot.

There are however a number of other unis with great corporate/business specialization. Look at the rankings. 
 

Thanks for the feedback!

I´m looking at other schools too, like Cornell, Duke,Chicago, UCLA, Melbourne, Kings College and Edinburgh.

 


[quote][quote]Hey guys, how are you?<br>
<br>
I´m making this thread in order to ask for your honest opinions about my chances of being accepted into either Berkeley or NYU. I´m asking about these two specific schools because they fit my profile the most, seeing that they offer great corporate/business programs.<br>
<br>
I´m from Brazil and graduated about 3 years ago with a 3.02 GPA (I converted it myself, so I don't know if LSAC will lower this grade or not), I know it isn't the highest GPA, but in December I will finish an LLM program here in Brazil and if all goes well my final grade will be the equivalent of a 3.5 or higher. <br>
<br>
In terms of professional experiences, I'm currently working as a lawyer at a boutique law firm with a focus on corporate structuring, succession planning and agribusiness operations. In December I will complete 2 years in this position. Also, while I was getting my bachelors degree I interned at law firms and at judges cabinets.<br>
<br>Additionally,&nbsp; I do a lot of volunteer work and was involved with the Athletics Association of my university, being responsible for coordinating our rugby team.<br>
<br>
So, given this information I would like to ask what are my odds of getting into Berkeley/NYU or other law schools with the same prestige. Thank you sincerely for your attention. [/quote]<br><br>You'll definitely have a shot.<br><br>There are however a number of other unis with great corporate/business specialization. Look at the rankings.&nbsp; [/quote]&nbsp;<br><br>Thanks for the feedback!<br><br>I´m looking at other schools too, like Cornell, Duke,Chicago, UCLA, Melbourne, Kings College and Edinburgh.<div><br></div><div>
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I agree that you have good chances to get in. I’m also from Brazil, and I have been accepted to both. If you need any help, feel free to send me a message :) 


I sure will hahaha! 

[quote]I agree that you have good chances to get in. I’m also from Brazil, and I have been accepted to both. If you need any help, feel free to send me a message :)&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br>I sure will hahaha!&nbsp;
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