Also, what do Law Schools think about being involved in student government? I ask because I am planning on running for election of a Senate seat on our Student Government this year.
Thank you for the help and comments!
In need of some help . . . ? Forum
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cj_stripe
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In need of some help . . . ?
I am currently a freshman at Iowa State University studying Aerospace Engineering. Our finals are coming up next week and my grades are looking like they wil post up a 3.4 maybe 3.5 GPA for the semester? Is that bad for an engineering major? . . . Also, I would like to try to plan to go to Law School after my undergrad, but I am really confused as to what to do right now. I find engineering difficult and very time consuming but it is interesting, but not my "passion" by any means. I just don't see myself as an engineer in the future. I wanted to ask, what do Law Schools look for in applicants? Being in engineering, would I still need to have a 3.6-3.8 college GPA? Do they look more at ECs (extra-circs) too?
Also, what do Law Schools think about being involved in student government? I ask because I am planning on running for election of a Senate seat on our Student Government this year.
Thank you for the help and comments!
Also, what do Law Schools think about being involved in student government? I ask because I am planning on running for election of a Senate seat on our Student Government this year.
Thank you for the help and comments!
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20130312
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Re: In need of some help . . . ?
Double dipping?
Anyway, TCR is that only GPA and LSAT matter. Student gov't and engineering are good softs, but if either weigh down your GPA then that's putting you at a huge disadvantage.
Anyway, TCR is that only GPA and LSAT matter. Student gov't and engineering are good softs, but if either weigh down your GPA then that's putting you at a huge disadvantage.
