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trudat15
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Non Traditional
I see this popping up a lot in these forums, but dont really know why. I know the definition, and I definitely am one as I just turned 30 this year, but does it help you at all as you apply to law schools?
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vanwinkle
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Re: Non Traditional
Assuming you've actually been working since you graduated from college, yes, this will make you non-traditional in that you have 5 or so years of work experience, which is valued and something most applicants lack.trudat15 wrote:I see this popping up a lot in these forums, but dont really know why. I know the definition, and I definitely am one as I just turned 30 this year, but does it help you at all as you apply to law schools?
