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tabletop wrote:ARMY101 wrote:tabletop wrote:What was your average and your LSAT mark??? Why didnt you want to do a four year undergrad program? Average: A LSAT: 172 I did do the full undergrad. If that is true...why didn't you get in? It seems like the average for most law schools is a A- and around a 162...... I don't know. I also had stellar EC's and an outstanding work record. Law school is competitive.
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ARMY101 wrote:tabletop wrote:ARMY101 wrote:tabletop wrote:What was your average and your LSAT mark??? Why didnt you want to do a four year undergrad program? Average: A LSAT: 172 I did do the full undergrad. If that is true...why didn't you get in? It seems like the average for most law schools is a A- and around a 162...... I don't know. I also had stellar EC's and an outstanding work record. Law school is competitive. Because he's a troll. He has not finished university. Think about it, why would a 22-23 year old person be chatting with high school students? If they did, they certainly would not discourage them, like he does. Also, an A and 172 is a guarantee to any law school in Canada. From now on, just ignore this fruit. He has nothing better to do than make up stories.
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History wrote: Also, an A and 172 is a guarantee to any law school in Canada. Lol that's what I thought...thanks for confirming :P He must be making it up.
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tabletop wrote:History wrote: Also, an A and 172 is a guarantee to any law school in Canada. Lol that's what I thought...thanks for confirming :P He must be making it up. No worries. Go to www.lawstudents.ca whenever you have an inquiry. It's a discussion board explored by countless law school hopefuls. It has a wealth of knowledge for you to fathom.
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i know that its still really early for me to be thinking about seeing as im starting grade 12 in september but i'm just curious.. for law school, do I necessarily need to take law or criminality courses during my first year of undergrad? sorry, i'm still quite confused about what exactly I'm doing.. thanks in advance! Applied to:
Guelph - Criminal Justice & Public Policy (accepted!!!)
Laurier - Sociology (accepted!!)
Mcmaster - Sociology (accepted!)
Queens - Arts (accepted!)
York - Sociology (accepted)
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History wrote:ARMY101 wrote:tabletop wrote:ARMY101 wrote:tabletop wrote:What was your average and your LSAT mark??? Why didnt you want to do a four year undergrad program? Average: A LSAT: 172 I did do the full undergrad. If that is true...why didn't you get in? It seems like the average for most law schools is a A- and around a 162...... I don't know. I also had stellar EC's and an outstanding work record. Law school is competitive. Because he's a troll. He has not finished university. Think about it, why would a 22-23 year old person be chatting with high school students? If they did, they certainly would not discourage them, like he does. Also, an A and 172 is a guarantee to any law school in Canada. From now on, just ignore this fruit. He has nothing better to do than make up stories. Wow. Completely false. Everything I've posted here is truthful. And I'm only 21.
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tabletop wrote:History wrote: Also, an A and 172 is a guarantee to any law school in Canada. Lol that's what I thought...thanks for confirming :P He must be making it up. I'm not making anything up.
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ListenToYourHeart wrote:i know that its still really early for me to be thinking about seeing as im starting grade 12 in september but i'm just curious.. for law school, do I necessarily need to take law or criminality courses during my first year of undergrad? No, in fact you don't need to take any law courses at any stage in your undergrad.
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ARMY101 wrote:ListenToYourHeart wrote:i know that its still really early for me to be thinking about seeing as im starting grade 12 in september but i'm just curious.. for law school, do I necessarily need to take law or criminality courses during my first year of undergrad? No, in fact you don't need to take any law courses at any stage in your undergrad. so it doesnt matter at all what courses I take before law school? & thanks! Applied to:
Guelph - Criminal Justice & Public Policy (accepted!!!)
Laurier - Sociology (accepted!!)
Mcmaster - Sociology (accepted!)
Queens - Arts (accepted!)
York - Sociology (accepted)
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ListenToYourHeart wrote:ARMY101 wrote:ListenToYourHeart wrote:i know that its still really early for me to be thinking about seeing as im starting grade 12 in september but i'm just curious.. for law school, do I necessarily need to take law or criminality courses during my first year of undergrad? No, in fact you don't need to take any law courses at any stage in your undergrad. so it doesnt matter at all what courses I take before law school? & thanks! No, it's all about your GPA and LSAT score. Statistics actually show that Math and Physics majors do best on the LSAT.
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ktel wrote:ListenToYourHeart wrote:ARMY101 wrote:ListenToYourHeart wrote:i know that its still really early for me to be thinking about seeing as im starting grade 12 in september but i'm just curious.. for law school, do I necessarily need to take law or criminality courses during my first year of undergrad? No, in fact you don't need to take any law courses at any stage in your undergrad. so it doesnt matter at all what courses I take before law school? & thanks! No, it's all about your GPA and LSAT score. Statistics actually show that Math and Physics majors do best on the LSAT. oh okay, thank you! Applied to:
Guelph - Criminal Justice & Public Policy (accepted!!!)
Laurier - Sociology (accepted!!)
Mcmaster - Sociology (accepted!)
Queens - Arts (accepted!)
York - Sociology (accepted)
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ARMY101 wrote:tabletop wrote:What was your average and your LSAT mark??? Why didnt you want to do a four year undergrad program? Average: A LSAT: 172 I did do the full undergrad. The average successful Western applicant has a B+ average...
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I hope to attend law school at a reputable university somewhere in the States, but if worst comes to worst, I'll just become a drug dealer.
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prmly wrote:I hope to attend law school at a reputable university somewhere in the States, but if worst comes to worst, I'll just become a drug dealer. Reported as spam.
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lol wtf is with you two? ^ and Quiz you should learn the difference between spam and abusive. University of Toronto (Trinity College)
Honours Bachelor of Arts, Majors in English and Psychology, 2013ish
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I'm a Quebec student, which means i'll apply straight out of Cegep.
For now my first choice stands for University of Ottawa (Civil Law) because not only i can do 1 more year and get a J.D. to access Common Law markets, but i also like the edge it has for Government jobs compared to other Quebec Law Schools...
UdeM used to be great, but with the recent increases in tuition, and it's complete lack of mobility outside of Quebec, uOttawa is a much better investment...
McGill Law is out of question for Cegep applicants, it has like 20 places and the rich kids with unbalanced R-Scores from Private Cegeps take them all, so i won't consider this option unless i go get an undergraduate degree first.
uLaval is also great all around, but stays on my fall back options.
Sherby is out of question, even if i get paid to go there.
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