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This is a few years away for me.. but I came across a practice test and was wondering if anybody had a good idea of the average score needed to gain acceptance into a decent school.
Thanks for any response
the sample test..
http://cachewww.lsac.org/pdfs/2004-2005/LSAT-test.pdf
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Use the LSAT calculator. If you want to go top-14, you'll need above a 170. Might want to keep the GPA over 3.8. If you just want an OK school, shoot for a 155-160, and a 3.5. Law school in general is easy to get into, it's coming out and finding a job that might give you trouble.
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Last edited by sin; 01-21-2007 at 05:27 PM.
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Here's a suggestion... Don't become a lawyer.. Hi SIN!
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Thanks for the feedback!
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Originally Posted by Jdawg50
whats up jdawg, where you been?
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Around bro,
Just thought I could get a rize ouf of you on that one. argueing with some of the canadian boys over in the polical section!
How school going?
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I'm taking a break from studying right now bro. Your score depends on what you consider a "decent" school. Some people claim 150 is "decent" others wont go if they dont get into a top 15. For the average guy, just do your best. Work up to a 160+.
. Unless you want T1 schools.
If BigGreen reads this, he will be more help on this question.
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Well.. to be specific.. I have my heart set on going to the University of British Columbia. After doing some brief research I am under the impression I will need a GPA of at least 3.5 with an LSAT score in the 165-170 range. Again, I would like to thank those who helped me out here... now I have goals to shoot for.
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