LSATs vs SATs??
Asked by Laurelyn SI am about to pursue an undergraduate degree. I had a hard time doing well on the SATs, even though I am in many honors and Advanced Placement courses at my regionally top ranked high school. Also, am in the top 15% of my hs out of 550 students, with a 3.67 gpa. However, I have always wanted to be a trial lawyer. I have a deep passion for it and want to go to the best law schools in the country, such as University of Michigan, NYU, Notre Dame, Columbia, Brooklyn Do SAT scores reflect and predict LSAT scores? If so, im shot.
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Answered by Linkin
Brooklyn? Brooklyn Law School? For the most part, the LSAT is pretty different from the SAT. Reading Comp is pretty similar, but otherwise, it's pretty different. Still, the only way to find out is to start taking some practice LSATs. One final thing to remember, the best trial lawyers don't always come out of the top law schools. Peter Angelos, owner of the Baltimore Orioles, went to Baltimore Law School. Johnny Cochran and Robert Shapiro both went to Loyola Law School (CA) I believe. You'll quickly learn that the top law schools don't teach you practical skills as much as the lower ranked ones do.
Brooklyn? Brooklyn Law School? For the most part, the LSAT is pretty different from the SAT. Reading Comp is pretty similar, but otherwise, it's pretty different. Still, the only way to find out is to start taking some practice LSATs. One final thing to remember, the best trial lawyers don't always come out of the top law schools. Peter Angelos, owner of the Baltimore Orioles, went to Baltimore Law School. Johnny Cochran and Robert Shapiro both went to Loyola Law School (CA) I believe. You'll quickly learn that the top law schools don't teach you practical skills as much as the lower ranked ones do.
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