Hey all! First post and not sure if this is the right forum. If not, sorry!
I was just wondering if there has been any study about what LSAT performance says about what type of law one is most suited for. I guess, does high performance on a certain section of LSAT indicate aptitude for a certain type of law? Games has always come really easily for me and I actually think they're pretty fun. Is there an area of law that has work similar to this type of logical reasoning exercise? If there isn't an actual study, have you noticed anything?
Thanks!
Does the LSAT indicate performance/preference in areas of law? Forum
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Re: Does the LSAT indicate performance/preference in areas of law?
Short answer: No.
Long answer: No. Studies have basically only looked at the LSAT's correlation with law school performance and bar passage rate. There is likely very little association with LSAT score and practice area.
Long answer: No. Studies have basically only looked at the LSAT's correlation with law school performance and bar passage rate. There is likely very little association with LSAT score and practice area.
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Re: Does the LSAT indicate performance/preference in areas of law?
Were you not satisfied with the "No" answers you already got in your other thread?
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Re: Does the LSAT indicate performance/preference in areas of law?
Posted at the same time because I wasn't sure which forum was correct. But thanks for being welcoming.
And thanks for the actual answer above.
And thanks for the actual answer above.
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Re: Does the LSAT indicate performance/preference in areas of law?
Sheesh...some ppl are so condescending...I'm pretty sure that's indicative of the type of law students nt/practicing attorney they will be
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