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hotdogseller

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- SoPro

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Re: Graduating undergrad in two years?
I graduated from my UGI in two years. In case you think it's relevant, I had a 3.96 GPA and scored 172 on the October LSAT.
I've talked to a couple of admission officers about your question before, and they don't seem to think it's an issue. The only issue that comes to my mind is one of maturity. I received my degree at age 20. That's pretty young. I graduated in August, but currently I'm taking a year off and working (as a high school coach and substitute teacher). You may want to address the issue of maturity in your personal statement.
I've talked to a couple of admission officers about your question before, and they don't seem to think it's an issue. The only issue that comes to my mind is one of maturity. I received my degree at age 20. That's pretty young. I graduated in August, but currently I'm taking a year off and working (as a high school coach and substitute teacher). You may want to address the issue of maturity in your personal statement.
- paul34

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hotdogseller

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Re: Graduating undergrad in two years?
So did you send out applications this year and were the results what you predicted?
@Paul
I was planning on going straight to law school if possible.
@Paul
I was planning on going straight to law school if possible.
- SoPro

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Re: Graduating undergrad in two years?
I'll be sending out applications within the next few days. I'm not sure what results you mean.
- Grizz

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Re: Graduating undergrad in two years?
If you go straight in, it's likely to hurt you in the job search.
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kaiser

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Re: Graduating undergrad in two years?
I would definitely hold off and get some work experience first. I couldn't believe how much work experience mattered at OCI. The issue would only be compounded if the kid is still the age of your typical college senior. Def wait.
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hotdogseller

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Re: Graduating undergrad in two years?
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Re: Graduating undergrad in two years?
That's awesome that you can graduate in 2 years. I wish I could have condensed 3 1/2 into two. Congrats.