I'm an undergraduate at a competitive state school. My major is political science and I currently have a GPA of 3.89. I recently found out that my school has given me sophomore status(I just enrolled Fall 2007) due to my AP test scores from highschool. Bascially, I currently have enough credits to graduate with a BA in 3 years. I am leaning towards taking this option rather than double majoring (would take 4 years) because it would save me a lot of money. However, I am interested in going to law school, and I want to know if this would have any effect, positive or negative, on how attractive I would be as a candidate for a top law school. Obviously I will try my best to keep my grades up and I am saving up for an LSAT prep course as I'm typing this. Just wondering if its worth the money to double major and go all four years, or just graduate in 3 and look at law schools sooner.
2007-12-20
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Kelly
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