3 different undergrad schools?!? Forum

[dsosah]

Hello, I am close to graduation and I am considering law school. However I have attended 3 different schools before graduating, my first two years I went to a community college, later I attended art school just to transfer two semesters later to the university where I am now completing my BFA. I have maintained a good GPA throughout, currently I have a 3.85. My question is, supposing I get a strong LSAT score, what are my chances of getting into a top 15 school? Will the fact that I have been to 3 different institutions (including a community college) affect my application? I also don't have any of the "extras" like internships, volunteer work, leadership roles etc; so I am relying basically in my GPA and hypothetical LSATs.

[bk1]

Will the fact that I have been to 3 different institutions (including a community college) affect my application?

No. Only LSDAS GPA will matter.

I also don't have any of the "extras" like internships, volunteer work, leadership roles etc; so I am relying basically in my GPA and hypothetical LSATs.

That's fine. Just score well on the LSAT and you will have a shot at top schools.

[JamMasterJ]

They won't care, though some may ask for an explanation, but mostly as a way of showing you didn't get expelled

[r6_philly]

I have 3 schools including 2 cc's, not an issue at all. As long as you did well and didn't have any disciplinary issues.

[unc0mm0n1]

I have 3 schools including 2 cc's, not an issue at all. As long as you did well and didn't have any disciplinary issues.

+1 I thought they'd ask questions about the crappy undergrad I actually ended up graduating from. No one asked and no one cared (including HYS).

[r6_philly]

I have 3 schools including 2 cc's, not an issue at all. As long as you did well and didn't have any disciplinary issues.

+1 I thought they'd ask questions about the crappy undergrad I actually ended up graduating from. No one asked and no one cared (including HYS).

Yale actually got rid of the "break in academic career" question this year, I think. I submitted more addenda last year than this year.

[dsosah]

Thanks everybody for your answers, really helpful