LAW SCHOOL ADMISSIONS! St. John's, Widener, Temple, U of Akron, Drexel, and FIU?
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You can easily find out on the school's webpages what the 25%, 50% and 75% are for grades and LSAT scores, look under the frequently asked questions for prospective students or information on class profiles. That will give you some idea of whether or not you have a chance. \n\nAs far as your personal statement: you need to tailor it to what each school wants. I found that I needed to change my statement some for certain schools based on what they wanted to know. \n\nMy advice: apply to multiple schools. I personally was suprised by where I got in and where I did not (although I was accepted to 6 out of 9 schools). Also, many schools use systems that favor (sometimes heavily) in state students. That can be the deciding factor as often "average" or slightly above average LSAT/GPA is not good enough since you are competing for a very limited number of out of state spots. (I figured this out after being rejected from a school I was pretty sure I would be accepted at.) A good resource that helped me a bit was US News and Reports Best Graduate Schools (around $10) because it provides this information and ranks schools and the Princton Review which also gives information on law schools. \n\nhttp://www.princetonreview.com/law/default.asp
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(1) Harvard\n(1) Princeton\n(3) Yale\n(4) U. of Penn\n(5) Duke\n(5) Stanford\n(7) Cal. Inst. of Tech.\n(7) Mass. Inst. of Tech.\n(9) Columbia\n(9) Dartmouth
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1. Harvard University (MA) \n   Princeton University (NJ) \n3. Yale University (CT) \n4. University of Pennsylvania \n5. Duke University (NC) \n   Stanford University (CA)
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UCLA, FLORIDA, GEORGE MASON, LSU
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Marquette University Law School if your spelling and sentence structure improves;otherwise try University Wisconsin Madison
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stanford, penn state, UC Santa Barbara, UCLA, Pepperdine, Cal State Northridge, Long Beach State, Brigham Young, Ball State, Hawaii.UC Irvine .
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my friend went there for his law degree. he has a 3.8 gpa and received a scholarship there. maybe 5 on the scale. scholarships would have to be 8.
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Sure. As long as your degree is from an accredited institution. Make sure you also have a high GPA and LSAT scores. Law school admissions is very numbers-oriented.
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St john's or Syracuse university
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Pepperdine\nNotre Dame\nTCU\nSouthern Methodist
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I believe the following schools offer part time programs for law school:\nChicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology\nDePaul University\nJohn Marshall Law School\nLoyola University Chicago\n\nAs far as which is best is really a matter of preference - you should check out the stats on class size, tuition, GPA/LSAT, bar passage rates, employment rates, etc on http://www.LSAC.org and decide where you would be a good fit.  But you should really apply to all four, then visit each campus, sit in on a class, talk to faculty and  students, and see what you like.  US News, etc will rank individual schools and you can check out there what they rank as a guide, but don't let ranking be your only criteria.
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I didn't attend law school but the campus is beautiful and their academic programs are first rate.  Also, if you're not familiar with the city it is full of history.  It also has a top notch night life and is very beautiful.
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Memphis, Duke, Uconn, Villanova
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Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Stanford.
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villanova, memphis, ohio st., and u-conn
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Oxford ( go oxford!!!!! )\nManchester ( yay! )\nCambridge\nReading\nAberdeen\n\n\n\n\ngood luck :)
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Duke, UConn, Texas, UCLA