u/ReputationFalse4340

I graduated in 2017 with a 3.09 LSAC GPA (STEM major), and have a 177 LSAT, one and done if that matters. Non-URM. I have around 8 years of work experience in data analytics, but it's pretty run of the mill stuff, not a high-level director position or something like that. I did do a MS in data science as well in which I got a 3.92, but from what I've read that doesn't move the needle much for admissions. Aside from that I have a collection of part-time student jobs from undergrad as well as a summer research position that's over a decade ago at this point.

I understand splitter outcomes tend to be more unpredictable, but I'd appreciate any insights or advice from those in similar positions. Thanks!