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I would also pretty strongly advise against law school

Don't

Repeat what is already said, but also, I cannot think of any school, even the lowest ranked, that will give you any sort of scholarship to fulfill your desire to graduate without debt.

carmensandiego wrote:Repeat what is already said, but also, I cannot think of any school, even the lowest ranked, that will give you any sort of scholarship to fulfill your desire to graduate without debt.

Guessing the OP meant they have rich parents

your gpa and lsat score are indicative of lack of effort. succeeding in law school, passing the bar exam, and obtaining a good legal job each require a great deal of effort. I urge you to reconsider

The odds of a person with these #'s ever earning 200k (or the equivalent of post-inflation) practicing law over the course of their entire career are pretty low. You would be much better off just buying a lot in a market likely to bounce back for 100k and hiring a construction crew to build a 2 bedroom house with the other 100k. Then in 10 months, you will move into said house and watch TV on the couch for the next 2 years. In 3 years you will likely have made a 60k profit, and walk out with $260k. In 60 years of practicing law, your odds of ever getting back the initial 200k with these numbers are roughly 20% (assuming you could currently earn $10/hour).

If you're urm, retake for 170 and apply to northwestern