u/Shot-Leek5287

I'm assuming that most people considering a Hybrid Program is because they have other obligations that they have to attend to daily. Like kids and working full time. Obviously this could really hurt an LSAT score. So I'm curious, did anyone with a crap LSAT get in anywhere? I'm talking sub 155. I just want to know if a hybrid school would typically take a more holistic approach when considering applicants then a traditional program.

Way to late to apply to Syracuse? Should I just wait till next year? My stats aren't anything to write home about. My only virtue is that I would happily pay sticker price if they let me in.

My app has been in review since March, has anyone heard anything back? Should I give up all hope?