Last semester of UG I had already gotten into an ivy league professional program (not law) and thus slacked of a bit. Made a couple of Bs and was supposed to finish my last two UG classes concurrently with starting the professional program. I ended up landing the job I sought after the grad program soon after enrolling and consequently left the program after a semester. I also ended up not finishing my UG classes as a result of quite simply having more pressing priorities going on. Obviously a suspect decision, but I cannot change this now. After a year in the profession I realized that I didn't like the industry and ended up becoming a professional poker player (ridiculous I know, but true). It has been five years since UG. I have recently taken the last two classes left for my UG and received As in both. I have thought about law school for quite sometime, and this is not a spontaneous decision. I simply was waiting to return to school until I was really ready. Are the tip-top schools likely to be put off by the ending of my UG career? Should I provide a detailed addendum explaining what happened and how I have grown from the experience? Any input or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
