I am an international student currently in my junior year at an university in MA. I have been looking through this forum for information related to international students and all the information seems to match up to the research I've done. However, I just wanted to confirm/know where I stand as a foreign student applying to US law schools after completing an undergraduate degree here. Any information I can get will be appreciated!
Thanks!
International undergraduate students applying to Law Schools Forum
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- Nulli Secundus
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Re: International undergraduate students applying to Law Schools
If you complete a degree in the US, your standing will be no different from any other non-URM American student. You will have a LSAC GPA, you will have a LSAT score and you will not have URM status. HTH!
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Re: International undergraduate students applying to Law Schools
I was in the same position once.
Start preping while you are in school (possibly during summer/winter to avoid lowering your GPA). Read lots of books. Maybe a good idea to take a critical thinking course.
Start preping while you are in school (possibly during summer/winter to avoid lowering your GPA). Read lots of books. Maybe a good idea to take a critical thinking course.
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Re: International undergraduate students applying to Law Schools
Thanks guys!! I've signed up for an LSAT course with Testmasters this semester and plan to take the LSAT in Feb! Any of you already enrolled in Law schools ??
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