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Agreed with the following caveats:

There are some constraints on how well someone can do on the LSAT.

You need to complete a major. Can't take all intro classes, but can do easiest major.

HYS care about softs unless absolute kill (4.0/176, etc.)

Very few people are jaded, cynical and rational enough to evaluate the tertiary market and say to themselves, shit,

this is all gamed bullshit, time to make the chess moves.

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I would also add - start making friends with 1-2 professors very early and do really well in their class, go to office hours, etc. to get them in a solid position to write great LoR

By far one of the best posts ever on this site.

Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), most people won't follow this advice.

TheBiggerMediocre wrote:I left out the part where you complete your major after the 120 credits

They take into account all of your grades. Not just the first 120 credits.

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