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Ranks, Stats, and Strategy: How to Build Your Ideal Law School Target List

Learn how to use your GPA, LSAT, and admissions data to build a strategic law school list that aligns with your goals and budget.

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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Understand how to use GPA and LSAT medians to identify reach, target, and likely schools.

Learn the differences between T14, T50, and regional law schools and what they mean for your options.

Compare schools beyond rankings, including tuition, scholarships, location, and employment outcomes.

Who Should Attend

Students who want to understand their admissions competitiveness.

Applicants deciding which schools belong on their reach, target, and likely lists.

Students comparing T14, T50, and regional law schools.

Rebecca DillonJD, Law Professor | Full Tuition Scholarship Recipient

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Ranks, Stats, and Strategy: How to Build Your Ideal Law School Target List

DATE

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

TIME

9:00pm ET (6:00pm PT)

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Rebecca Dillon, JD, Law Professor | Full Tuition Scholarship Recipient

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November 4, 2026

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Learn how to use your GPA, LSAT, and admissions data to build a strategic law school list that aligns with your goals and budget.

Nov

9:00 pm

Rebecca Dillon is a Juris Admissions Counselor, adjunct professor of law at Trinity Law School, and legal AI trainer. As a Pepperdine Law graduate who earned a full-tuition scholarship, she understands firsthand how to evaluate law school opportunities beyond rankings alone. Her experience as a federal judicial clerk and attorney, combined with her work advising applicants, gives her a practical perspective on how to weigh academic competitiveness, scholarship opportunities, and long-term career goals when building a law school list.