Does taking lower-year courses, e.g. 2nd year course in 3rd year, put you at a disadvantage? Forum
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lawschoolhopeful55
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Does taking lower-year courses, e.g. 2nd year course in 3rd year, put you at a disadvantage?
Especially with T3 or T6 schools? If so, how many lower-year courses would put you at a disadvantage? I know there's probably no exact number, but is there a general range?
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The Lsat Airbender
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Re: Does taking lower-year courses, e.g. 2nd year course in 3rd year, put you at a disadvantage?
As a general rule, schools don't care. (Not only do they not care, but they're unlikely to be familiar enough with your college's course-numbering system to even notice.) The exception would be if you take, like, 12 different "Spanish 101"-type intro courses in an effort to get a 4.0 without actually learning anything.lawschoolhopeful55 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2020 12:15 amEspecially with T3 or T6 schools? If so, how many lower-year courses would put you at a disadvantage? I know there's probably no exact number, but is there a general range?
