LSAC/Law School Application Question- Not Listing a School
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 9:56 pm
First off, Thank You for help in advance! And I promise this is not a "where can I get in?" post.
I currently have an LSDAS GPA of 3.4 and have a solid enough score 163. The problem I currently have is that my LSDAS does not include the transcripts of a certain For Profit school I attended during my employment. I generally did not care, and was not at my current University due to financial obligations, thus I just went to some classes and generally did not take it seriously. I actually do not need the credits from this school in order to complete my degree. Would it be possible to not list this school? I feel that considering such an average LSAT score already, this will only further hurt my chances (aiming to get into ASU or U of Arizona). Would not listing the school be grounds for dismissal?
I currently have an LSDAS GPA of 3.4 and have a solid enough score 163. The problem I currently have is that my LSDAS does not include the transcripts of a certain For Profit school I attended during my employment. I generally did not care, and was not at my current University due to financial obligations, thus I just went to some classes and generally did not take it seriously. I actually do not need the credits from this school in order to complete my degree. Would it be possible to not list this school? I feel that considering such an average LSAT score already, this will only further hurt my chances (aiming to get into ASU or U of Arizona). Would not listing the school be grounds for dismissal?