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What can I do as an upcoming freshman in college to guarantee admission to a t-14 law school in the future?
I’m going to University of Nevada Reno to pursue nursing and I’m trying to intern this summer.
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Hi Jasmeen:
Nursing is an incredibly important profession. Your number 1 job is helping people. Law schools will look at that very favorably!
The key to good law schools is good grades and good LSAT scores. As you near your LSAT date I would recommend one of those LSAT courses. They really can help. In the mean time keep your grades up!
I use to do nurse malpractice cases. Jurors generally like nurses so they were easy to defend if they had a valid reason for their decisions. Your nursing background will help in law school. You will have a basic understanding of rules and the importance of following those rules.
So keep your grades up, take an LSAT course and you will get into a great law school!
Nursing is an incredibly important profession. Your number 1 job is helping people. Law schools will look at that very favorably!
The key to good law schools is good grades and good LSAT scores. As you near your LSAT date I would recommend one of those LSAT courses. They really can help. In the mean time keep your grades up!
I use to do nurse malpractice cases. Jurors generally like nurses so they were easy to defend if they had a valid reason for their decisions. Your nursing background will help in law school. You will have a basic understanding of rules and the importance of following those rules.
So keep your grades up, take an LSAT course and you will get into a great law school!