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不是说法学院主要看成绩?
meishan123 发表于 2023-06-18 15:32
Summary To provide a clearer picture, the points above can be summarized into an “archetype” of a successful top law school applicant (bear in mind, though, there isn’t such an archetype). Generally, that person would have the following qualities, characteristics, or accomplishments: A 3.8 GPA or higher (unweighted on a 4.0 scale) from a university with a track record of several admits year-after-year at your target law school 75th percentile or above LSAT score (as compared to the previous year’s admitted students at a particular target law school) At least one year of work experience in an area that somehow relates your academic focus in college to the law in a way that doesn’t follow a highly traditional path (i.e. paralegal work, or other non-specialized work in a legal setting). For the past several years, the percentage of the incoming students at the most selective law schools that have gone K-JD without taking any kind of gap year has been steadily declining. An excellent application that frames the narrative of your candidacy and connects the dots between college and your interest in that law school—a one-size-fits-all application is unlikely to succeed across the board. For example, your applications to Yale Law School and Harvard Law School might highlight very different aspects of your candidacy.
In terms of which subjects to study, aside from obvious ones like Law, you’d also do well to take up well-established courses like History, Philosophy, Economics, Sociology, Latin, and more. As writing is also essential, you may want to take advanced writing classes and opt for subjects that involve constructing an argument.
法学院竞争很激烈,看样子要feeder school,选文科专业,有相关工作经验。成绩好只是底线吧。