Resident schools Forum
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Resident schools
Hey.
I was just wondering if anyone has any reason to believe that you have a better chance to get into certain law schools if you are from that same state.
Any info or personal experience.
Thanks!
I was just wondering if anyone has any reason to believe that you have a better chance to get into certain law schools if you are from that same state.
Any info or personal experience.
Thanks!
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Virginia. Texas.
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ok, thanks. so some schools do take this into account
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Depends on the school and only applies to certain state schools because some of them have a requirement that a certain percentage of their incoming class be state residents.
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Mandated by the state legislature.
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Mississippi & New Mexico. Arkansas-Fayetteville. West Virginia.
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Montana, New Mexico, SD and ND
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Iowa, unless changed within the last year or two. Univ. of Houston as mandated by the Texas state legislature. Hawaii.