I am applying to law school in a couple years. I have a 3.8 and do lots of volunteer work. I have not taken the LSAT yet, but will a 3.8 give me a good chance of getting into a top school such as Harvard or Yale? Or do those schools usually need closer to a 4.0? Are law schools interested in diversity? How can I show diversity on my application? I was thinking of saying that I am the first person in my family to attend college since my mom just has a high school diploma and my dad has a 9th grade education. Also, I have heard that sometimes medical illnesses can show diversity. I have a disease that causes intense chronic pain. After 10 years of pain, I was finally diagnosed last year. The problem is that doctors frequently tell young girls that their symptoms are all in their heads. If I started a support group for young women with my disease, and encouraged them to ge their doctors to believe them, could that be diversity? Is diversity only being black or hispanic?
2007-11-25
15:33:29
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