I have already taken the lsat i scored 145 w 2.8 lsat gap, majoring in finance. I know its terrible, I am currently taking test masters hoping to improve 10 - 20 points. I am doing everything to be on top it. I also have one dui and underage possession of alcohol when I was 19, and a reckless driving conviction + refusing to blow misdemeanor reduced from DUI. 3 misdemeanor total and little charges like driving on a suspended license, none of which i was convicted for. The last two years I been an angel.
My mind is set on going to law school this fall. I am applying to law schools that are taking June lsat. I know it's a huge disadvantage, but I recently found out I have health problems that inhibited my performance. My plan is to attend tier 3/4 law school then transfer into a T1 20. I don't want to wait I already procrastinated long enough. I quit my job 2 days ago. I am ready to dive in. I am having hard time with addendum's and my credentials.
So, my question is what T3/4 law school should i apply?
what law school should i transfer to?
How do I find out if I will be able to pass the bar?
Any suggestions would be helpful?
I am feeling discouraged about law school but, I know thats what I want to do
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Re: Undecided - need advice
In_persuit wrote:I have already taken the lsat i scored 145 w 2.8 lsat gap, majoring in finance. I know its terrible, I am currently taking test masters hoping to improve 10 - 20 points. I am doing everything to be on top it. I also have one dui and underage possession of alcohol when I was 19, and a reckless driving conviction + refusing to blow misdemeanor reduced from DUI. 3 misdemeanor total and little charges like driving on a suspended license, none of which i was convicted for. The last two years I been an angel.
My mind is set on going to law school this fall. I am applying to law schools that are taking June lsat. I know it's a huge disadvantage, but I recently found out I have health problems that inhibited my performance. My plan is to attend tier 3/4 law school then transfer into a T1 20. I don't want to wait I already procrastinated long enough. I quit my job 2 days ago. I am ready to dive in. I am having hard time with addendum's and my credentials.
So, my question is what T3/4 law school should i apply?
what law school should i transfer to?
How do I find out if I will be able to pass the bar?
Any suggestions would be helpful?
I am feeling discouraged about law school but, I know thats what I want to do
Should not have quit your job...
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Re: Undecided - need advice
None.In_persuit wrote:So, my question is what T3/4 law school should i apply?
You need to talk to an attorney, I have no idea.How do I find out if I will be able to pass the bar?
Why?I quit my job 2 days ago.
Why?I don't want to wait I already procrastinated long enough.
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Re: Undecided - need advice
Calling troll. And an uninspired one at that.
If you are an honest-to-God real human being - and I hope that you are not - then do not go to law school. Any school. At any price. Anywhere. See, e.g., all of TLS forever.
If you are an honest-to-God real human being - and I hope that you are not - then do not go to law school. Any school. At any price. Anywhere. See, e.g., all of TLS forever.
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Re: Undecided - need advice
zacharus85 wrote:Calling troll. And an uninspired one at that.
If you are an honest-to-God real human being - and I hope that you are not - then do not go to law school. Any school. At any price. Anywhere. See, e.g., all of TLS forever.
I hope you are right
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Re: Undecided - need advice
I thought (hoped) with the "I quit my job; I'm ready to go".zacharus85 wrote:Calling troll. And an uninspired one at that
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Re: Undecided - need advice
Yeah, no one quits their job to apply to law school. It is not that intense of a process.