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Description : Any comments on this law career plan?

Last Answer : Where are you located? In the USA there are many engineering type companies that will pay a large portion for any degree. I had a friend many years ago, with an older brother that was an ... graduates called the brother with interview at a company that hired him at twice the pay he was getting.

Description : Where is the best place to get multiple practice LSAT's?

Last Answer : answer:If you haven't already, the LSAC website gives out a free past exam. Aside from that finding free is difficult. You might check out the library (local is fine, but university libraries ... Also, sometimes there are free LSAT prep workshops at universities where you can grab an exam or two.

Description : Attend a tier 3 or tier 4 school, while considering the cost differenece?

Last Answer : answer:For the most part, the important thing is the diploma, not the college you got it from. There are some exceptions for if the university is well-known as a great school, like the Ivy ... actual quality of programs. And both colleges cost a lot of money for not being really highly ranked.

Description : What is the schedule of a law school student?

Last Answer : Law school is where you won't necessarily be able to coast through on your intelligence like you have been able to for your entire life. If you haven't been coasting, then congratulations: you have a ... (Seriously. It sucks.) If you have any more specific questions, I'd be happy to answer them.

Description : Law School students and grads: What law school do you suggest?

Last Answer : Thanks in advance for me too. I was just thinking about asking this as well.

Description : How difficult did you lawyers out there find the LSAT and law school in general?

Last Answer : My brother had no problem with law school, but he had a terrible time with the bar exam. However, he went to UT and skated by with “gentlemen’s grades.” Even one of those tutoring programs for the bar exam didn’t get him to a point where he was able to pass.