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Hi Everyone, Hope you all are keeping well! I have my undergraduate degree from BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology) and I recently registered for an LSAC account. When trying to enter my undergrad details, I saw that my school was not listed as an option and it made me wonder if I was even qualified to take the test. This process is fairly new to me, as I am just getting started so if anyone has any insight, I would really appreciate it! -
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One probing question you can ask is "why they are hiring?" Is it to fill a vacancy or are they expanding? (if you want to be passive aggressive, ask them why they are hiring ALL THE TIME). This of course, assumes that the answer you get would be an honest one. -
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By LawBlaw2019 · Posted
If you turn "aiming" into actual grades and LSAT score then yes, I absolutely think you should apply. Hell, you should apply even with a lower LSAT. You have a decent B2 and adding a decent LSAT (I'd say 160+) would give you a shot at a handful of schools, even if not a great shot. -
By TonyMontana · Posted
Maybe try searching for Class profiles of each of the law schools you’re interested in. I think you can track down some Info from the past years that includes GPA and LSAT scores, as well as a lot of other data. Not sure if that’s what you’re looking for, but hope it helps
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