Recommended number of 300 level courses Forum

[NickAdamo]

I'm currently undergrad and i'm on pace to finish a double major in political science and history with a minor in sociology in 3 years. I already took two 300 level courses and i'm on pace to take 7 by time my degree is finished. I have two spots for electives and I was planning on taking some interesting 200 level courses but I was wondering if 7 300 level courses are enough to make a good impression with law school admissions? Perhaps I would be better served taking extra 300 level courses and bringing the total up to 9. I know GPA is very important, i'm currently at 3.8 and I got an A in both 300 classes I have already taken.

I'm just curious if there is a recommended number of 300 level credits to take for law school admissions purposes??? Any knowledge on the subject is appreciated.

[maybeman]

They're irrelevant. Take what's interesting to you, but don't take particularly hard classes if they will negatively affect your GPA. Maybe a very minor boost if you already have top numbers for YS

[lymenheimer]

I'm currently undergrad and i'm on pace to finish a double major in political science and history with a minor in sociology in 3 years. I already took two 300 level courses and i'm on pace to take 7 by time my degree is finished. I have two spots for electives and I was planning on taking some interesting 200 level courses but I was wondering if 7 300 level courses are enough to make a good impression with law school admissions? Perhaps I would be better served taking extra 300 level courses and bringing the total up to 9. I know GPA is very important, i'm currently at 3.8 and I got an A in both 300 classes I have already taken.

I'm just curious if there is a recommended number of 300 level credits to take for law school admissions purposes??? Any knowledge on the subject is appreciated.

If you don't have a sum of 300 level courses that equals 3000+, you're doing it wrong.

[maybeman]

I'm currently undergrad and i'm on pace to finish a double major in political science and history with a minor in sociology in 3 years. I already took two 300 level courses and i'm on pace to take 7 by time my degree is finished. I have two spots for electives and I was planning on taking some interesting 200 level courses but I was wondering if 7 300 level courses are enough to make a good impression with law school admissions? Perhaps I would be better served taking extra 300 level courses and bringing the total up to 9. I know GPA is very important, i'm currently at 3.8 and I got an A in both 300 classes I have already taken.

I'm just curious if there is a recommended number of 300 level credits to take for law school admissions purposes??? Any knowledge on the subject is appreciated.

If you don't have a sum of 300 level courses that equals 3000+, you're doing it wrong.

Poor advice. Last I checked, Harvard updated their number to 3600. Don't listen to this guy

[lymenheimer]

If you don't have a sum of 300 level courses that equals 3000+, you're doing it wrong.

Poor advice. Last I checked, Harvard updated their number to 3600. Don't listen to this guy

Says the guy who originally said they were irrelevant. GTFO here with your 7 posts bro. I CLEARLY know more than you.

[TLSModBot]

If you're not STRIVING with graduate-level courses (that generally require special school approval fyi) then you're not really serious about the ACADEMIC RIGOR that law school requires. YHSCCN will laugh your ass out of the room. Maybe Georgetown will take you though; they're not super picky.

[maybeman]

Poor advice. Last I checked, Harvard updated their number to 3600. Don't listen to this guy

Says the guy who originally said they were irrelevant. GTFO here with your 7 posts bro. I CLEARLY know more than you.

double digits dawg. I'm legit

[emkay625]

I'm currently undergrad and i'm on pace to finish a double major in political science and history with a minor in sociology in 3 years. I already took two 300 level courses and i'm on pace to take 7 by time my degree is finished. I have two spots for electives and I was planning on taking some interesting 200 level courses but I was wondering if 7 300 level courses are enough to make a good impression with law school admissions? Perhaps I would be better served taking extra 300 level courses and bringing the total up to 9. I know GPA is very important, i'm currently at 3.8 and I got an A in both 300 classes I have already taken.

I'm just curious if there is a recommended number of 300 level credits to take for law school admissions purposes??? Any knowledge on the subject is appreciated.

I have no idea what a 300 level/200 level course is.

Whatever you are talking about, no, it will not matter.