I'm a junior in college, working towards my bachelor's in Business Administration - Corporate Communication. My undergrad GPA is 3.85, and I haven't taken the LSAT but plan to in the next year and possibly score in the 140-150 range (maybe higher). I've also taken a diverse and challenging range of undergrad courses. However, I'm concerned about admission to law school due to the fact that I have no extracurricular activites due to the fact that I've worked full-time throughout my college career, paying my own tuition and expenses. Do extracurricular activities really factor in that much into the admissions process?
Also, I'm concerned about the course load in law school. Obviously, the work is rigorous - but I've had undergrad law courses and passed with A's. Should I expect the same results (with considerably more effort, of course) in a law school class?
Thanks for any help!
2007-11-02
20:33:10
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Brittany H
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