Hi..
Right now I'm sitting on about 75 completed hours of school.
Is there a certain amount of credit hours needed before one can send in law school applications? I will have all of my courses completed for undergrad before day 1 of Fall 2011 (when I hope to begin Law School)
School - Credits to apply Forum
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Nope, you just need to have finished your UG degree by the time you matriculate. So you should be good to go to submit applications for the 2011-2012 cycle.nickbentley wrote:Hi..
Right now I'm sitting on about 75 completed hours of school.
Is there a certain amount of credit hours needed before one can send in law school applications? I will have all of my courses completed for undergrad before day 1 of Fall 2011 (when I hope to begin Law School)
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Thanks for your help today.Knockglock wrote:Nope, you just need to have finished your UG degree by the time you matriculate. So you should be good to go to submit applications for the 2011-2012 cycle.nickbentley wrote:Hi..
Right now I'm sitting on about 75 completed hours of school.
Is there a certain amount of credit hours needed before one can send in law school applications? I will have all of my courses completed for undergrad before day 1 of Fall 2011 (when I hope to begin Law School)
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No problem, I'd be glad to try and answer any more questions you may have.nickbentley wrote:Thanks for your help today.Knockglock wrote:Nope, you just need to have finished your UG degree by the time you matriculate. So you should be good to go to submit applications for the 2011-2012 cycle.nickbentley wrote:Hi..
Right now I'm sitting on about 75 completed hours of school.
Is there a certain amount of credit hours needed before one can send in law school applications? I will have all of my courses completed for undergrad before day 1 of Fall 2011 (when I hope to begin Law School)
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Re: School - Credits to apply
Ok...Knockglock wrote:No problem, I'd be glad to try and answer any more questions you may have.nickbentley wrote:Thanks for your help today.Knockglock wrote:Nope, you just need to have finished your UG degree by the time you matriculate. So you should be good to go to submit applications for the 2011-2012 cycle.nickbentley wrote:Hi..
Right now I'm sitting on about 75 completed hours of school.
Is there a certain amount of credit hours needed before one can send in law school applications? I will have all of my courses completed for undergrad before day 1 of Fall 2011 (when I hope to begin Law School)
I'm looking at landing about a 165 on the LSAT with a 3.25 graduating GPA.
I recognize I'm not looking at a T14.
With T2 and T3 schools, when should I plan to have my applications submitted? I'd like to get them in early...
Thanks
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First off, you're smart for planning to get your applications in early.nickbentley wrote:Ok...Knockglock wrote:No problem, I'd be glad to try and answer any more questions you may have.nickbentley wrote:Thanks for your help today.Knockglock wrote:
Nope, you just need to have finished your UG degree by the time you matriculate. So you should be good to go to submit applications for the 2011-2012 cycle.
I'm looking at landing about a 165 on the LSAT with a 3.25 graduating GPA.
I recognize I'm not looking at a T14.
With T2 and T3 schools, when should I plan to have my applications submitted? I'd like to get them in early...
Thanks
From what i've heard it kind of goes like this:
Before Halloween - very early
Before Thanksgiving - sufficiently early
December - "on-time"
January - late
Ideally get your applications in before Halloween to maximize your cycle, but before Thanksgiving is good enough.
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