is it harder to get in as an international student? Forum
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Thattorontogirl95
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is it harder to get in as an international student?
i want to go to an american law school and I study in Canada. Would it be harder/more competitive for me to get into law school?
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alexjinye
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Re: is it harder to get in as an international student?
hey girl,
no, I have never heard of this rumor. I only know that students who go to college in places other than the U.S. and Canada will most likely need a 75% percentile LSAT to get in law schools, since they will not have a LSAC gpa. So it is harder for international applicants without a LSAC gpa. but, because you go to college in Canada and you will have a LSAC gpa, I guess you will be treated more like a domestic student in the admission process.
no, I have never heard of this rumor. I only know that students who go to college in places other than the U.S. and Canada will most likely need a 75% percentile LSAT to get in law schools, since they will not have a LSAC gpa. So it is harder for international applicants without a LSAC gpa. but, because you go to college in Canada and you will have a LSAC gpa, I guess you will be treated more like a domestic student in the admission process.
