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I've been taking 4-5 classes pretty consistently throughout my undergrad years and luckily, I'm nearly done with my GE and major requirements.
Would it look bad to only take 3 classes the first semester of senior year?
Basically, I'm worried law schools may see it as "getting lazy," but I'm actually having a difficult time finding classes to fill spots.

If they notice at all, they won't care.

I will take only one course in my last semester. Why should I take more classes by paying more increasing tuition even though I am already done with my requirement?

If we take fewer than 12 credits during freshman, it could be a different story though.

I'm taking one class per semester just so I can play a sport my senior year, no reason to pay more- though my GPA could definitely use the boost

Doesn't matter.

Awesome. I can end my ridiculous search for classes! Thanks

Agreed that it doesn't matter. Now, keep in mind that if your GPA needs boosting, you might want to take something frivolous to get an extra A. Only if you can get the A though, and only if it won't hurt the rest of your grades. I would probably only take that risk though if you really need it.

It depends on your other classes, too-- if you're taking three ridiculously hard classes, there's no need to jeopardize them by adding a fourth.

lovejopd wrote:
If we take fewer than 12 credits during freshman, it could be a different story though.

really? I had the impression they wouldn't care at all...I hope I hadn't dropped classes during my freshmen year oh well