u/Scary_Clerk4485

Long story short, I was a great student in high school but my GPA suffered in college as a result of getting sick for a couple semesters (it took a year and a half to get a diagnosis and treatment).

My LSAC gpa with my college courses that I took while I was in high school is a 3.0. Without them, my LSAC GPA is 2.67.

I just recently decided I wanted to go to law school, and just started studying for the LSAT. I think I can break into the 170s with some further studying, but probably won’t be able to do so until January based on my study plan.

I work full time, and have around ten years of experience as a paralegal since graduating. Because I am currently working full time, my study time is more limited than I would like it to be.

So, what is everyone’s opinion? Apply in the Spring with a higher LSAC gpa, or wait for the next cycle and apply with a lower GPA?

No, this isn’t satire like some of the other posts I’ve see recently. I wish it was.

Scam company? Had an interview and was offered a job, but was doing some research and now I’m concerned. Their website is… lacking. Social media is lacking. Anyone have any experience with this company?

I am looking for recommendations for a town to spend the month of January in Mississippi. It is just myself and my husband (we both work remotely). We enjoy art, theatre, literature, the sciences and history - but what we really enjoy is experiencing local ways of life and getting to know people. I know a month isn’t that long, but, if you wanted to experience the “real” Mississippi culture, and spend your money contributing towards a local economy that is not necessarily based on tourism, where would you go?

Edited to add that I am from NY.

What are the best places to spend the month of October in Virginia? Looking for towns that are campy and/or “spooky” for autumn, have an interesting downtown, and perhaps interesting local events. Unusual and thought provoking places (unusual history/events, thought provoking arts, theatre, or museums) are what we are aiming for in our travels. Any suggestions are appreciated! We are a couple that has had a rough year, and are looking for places that will nourish the soul. Thanks!