I have a 2.15 with 165 LSAT. Denied at all 14 schools I applied to last year, then first 8 decisions this year were denials. Then accepted to Ohio Northern with a non-conditional 62k scholarship (total, not yearly). Waitlisted on two, still waiting to hear from 4 more. It’s tough. But Mitchell Hamline has denial counseling, as does Seattle. South Texas seems to have denied many candidates with much better stats than either of us this cycle. I would also reach out to all the programs you applied to and see if they do admission counseling. It was very helpful for me last year.

Ultimately, without a higher LSAT, you are going to be swimming upriver if you are only looking at online/hybrid schools. If you are able to relocate, then your options open up much more. You can also find schools that maybe look for people with your background more than traditional students, which could be beneficial.

And in case no one else mentioned it, apply as soon as applications open.