questions regarding law school acceptance Forum

[Asebinop]

Do law schools place any emphasis on double majoring or in-major GPAs? Sorry if this is in the wrong forum.

[OnlyLivingBoyinNY]

Do law schools place any emphasis on double majoring or in-major GPAs? Sorry if this is in the wrong forum.

From what I understand, a double major would be considered a soft factor, but it would not be a primary consideration in any law school's admission process. Also, I am not sure that law schools even see your in-major GPA, only your LSDAS GPA. If anybody has something to add/clarify to what I have said, please do.

[EarlCat]

Depends what the double major was in. If you were a literature and business administration major, they probably don't care. If you were an organic chemistry and quantummolecularnanobioengineering major, then they probably cut you some slack.

Obv, this will be elsewhere on your application as LSDAS (or whatever it's called now) won't report it as part of your GPA.

[fatduck]

Depends what the double major was in. If you were a literature and business administration major, they probably don't care. If you were an organic chemistry and quantummolecularnanobioengineering major, then they probably cut you some slack.

Obv, this will be elsewhere on your application as LSDAS (or whatever it's called now) won't report it as part of your GPA.