A few questions:
1.) Is there a way to apply to both part-time and full time positions at a law school? I noticed on the apps you have to choose one, however maybe there is a way to call each school directly to make this happen? Does it look bad to ask for this? Anyways, perhaps a candidate isn't accepted into full-time, but is then offered part-time admissions since a lot of schools have lower GPA/LSAT standards for part-timers.
2.) Do Law schools differentiate between full-time and part-time students when handing out scholarships? If an applicant is well above a 75th percentile for a school, does their scholarship chances decrease if they apply full time? Or are the scholarships handed out to the top part-time applicants AND the top full-time applicants?
Part Time vs. Full Time Admission and Scholarship questions Forum
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Re: Part Time vs. Full Time Admission and Scholarship questions
The only schools I'm familiar with do not let you apply to both, but you should call and ask.
Many schools give significantly less aid to part-time students, for a variety of reasons.
Many schools give significantly less aid to part-time students, for a variety of reasons.