Sophomore Undergraduate- Crafting a Narrative
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2017 9:58 pm
Hi everyone!
I am currently a first-generation college student at a small LAC in Kentucky (3.925 GPA). Like college admissions, I realize that I need to start thinking about law school admissions early and heavily rely upon resources like TLS. By looking through these threads over break, I see that my ultimate goal should be crafting a narrative during my undergraduate years rather than a resume.
I understand that law school admissions are largely based on LSAT/GPA; however, I am looking to make myself competitive for HYS or T14 with merit scholarships.
Right now, I have been spending the past two years exploring education policy and civic education through internships, volunteering, and classes. However, I'm continually struck by the feeling that what I'm currently doing isn't enough.
If anyone can offer any readings/ link any threads/ share their ideas on making this delineation when thinking about admissions and how to do it effectively, I would be all ears.
Thanks in advance!
I am currently a first-generation college student at a small LAC in Kentucky (3.925 GPA). Like college admissions, I realize that I need to start thinking about law school admissions early and heavily rely upon resources like TLS. By looking through these threads over break, I see that my ultimate goal should be crafting a narrative during my undergraduate years rather than a resume.
I understand that law school admissions are largely based on LSAT/GPA; however, I am looking to make myself competitive for HYS or T14 with merit scholarships.
Right now, I have been spending the past two years exploring education policy and civic education through internships, volunteering, and classes. However, I'm continually struck by the feeling that what I'm currently doing isn't enough.
If anyone can offer any readings/ link any threads/ share their ideas on making this delineation when thinking about admissions and how to do it effectively, I would be all ears.
Thanks in advance!