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Minority and Non-Traditional Law Students / If I get a low LSAT score, should I even apply?
« on: September 22, 2008, 02:21:35 PM »
I'm 27 years old with the following history:
- BA in Accountancy 3.47
- Masters in Accountancy 3.67 (from top accounting program in the nation)
- CPA - licensed in CO and IL
- Worked for Big 4 Accounting firm
- Currently working in internal audit for a global real estate company
I'm planning to take the lsat in October and I'm currently scoring upper 150s. I want to apply to CU - Boulder, Lewis and Clark, and University of Oregon in their environmental law program (which I will explain in my ps). If I do end up scoring only in the 150's should i even apply or should I retake the test??
- BA in Accountancy 3.47
- Masters in Accountancy 3.67 (from top accounting program in the nation)
- CPA - licensed in CO and IL
- Worked for Big 4 Accounting firm
- Currently working in internal audit for a global real estate company
I'm planning to take the lsat in October and I'm currently scoring upper 150s. I want to apply to CU - Boulder, Lewis and Clark, and University of Oregon in their environmental law program (which I will explain in my ps). If I do end up scoring only in the 150's should i even apply or should I retake the test??