Will a Job Offer post law school help my admissions chances?
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 3:47 pm
Hello,
I am currently scoring around 165 on practice LSATs, have a GPA of 2.8, and planning on applying to law school after the fall semester (hoping to pull that GPA up to a 3, I never really applied myself so it's possible).
My question is, would a stellar letter of reccomendation from a prominent attorney that I am interning for in NYC this summer, along with the fact that he has already offered me a job after law school help my admissions chances? I really would like to stay in NY for law school so that I can keep working for this attorney throughout school, but would prefer not to go to NYLS or Touro (if I can avoid it).
Will the guarantee of employment the day after graduation help me get in?
Thanks
Edit:
I know that the fact that I already have a job means that which school I attend matters less, but I would like to go to a good school just for my own resume, and personal feelings about the school. Also, the more competitive a school atmosphere is the better I'll do
I am currently scoring around 165 on practice LSATs, have a GPA of 2.8, and planning on applying to law school after the fall semester (hoping to pull that GPA up to a 3, I never really applied myself so it's possible).
My question is, would a stellar letter of reccomendation from a prominent attorney that I am interning for in NYC this summer, along with the fact that he has already offered me a job after law school help my admissions chances? I really would like to stay in NY for law school so that I can keep working for this attorney throughout school, but would prefer not to go to NYLS or Touro (if I can avoid it).
Will the guarantee of employment the day after graduation help me get in?
Thanks
Edit:
I know that the fact that I already have a job means that which school I attend matters less, but I would like to go to a good school just for my own resume, and personal feelings about the school. Also, the more competitive a school atmosphere is the better I'll do