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What are law schools looking for in an applicant?

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What are law schools looking for in an applicant?

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Law schools are seeking the most qualified applicants in their applicant pools who will succeed in law school and beyond. Law schools consider a variety of factors when making admission decisions. These include but are not limited to the following: LSAT score, undergraduate GPA, undergraduate major, any graduate coursework, college/university attended curricular and extracurricular activities, grade trends, work experience, personal statement, letters of recommendation, community service, reasons for wanting to pursue a law degree, etc.

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