3.69 and 3.7 essentially the same?

[sybbie719]

<p>I think you should go to see your pre-law advisor as they would have the following information:</p>

<p>The LSAT/GPA average for your school</p>

<p>Where graduates of FSU are admitted to law school (this should tell you if they are “feeding” students in to the T-14 or if only a relatively small handful of students are admitted from your school)</p>

<p>They will also have the LSAT/GPAs of students admitted from your school as well as the undergrad program. Your own school Pre-law program states:</p>

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Many FSU students are interested in preparing for a legal career and admission to law school. It is important to note that FSU does not have a formal Pre Law major and students can prepare for admission to law school through a variety of majors. While students can prepare for law school admissions through virtually any major, some of the most common majors of students applying to law school include:</p>

<p>Political Science
Criminology
Business
Psychology
History
International Relations
English
Economics
Philosophy
Once again however, students may prepare for and apply to law schools from any major ranging from the arts to technical/scientific disciplines. Often, a minor or emphasis in relevant legal related courses as well as out of classroom experiences including leadership in student organizations, community service, international study and internships add to students’ preparation for admission to law school.</p>

<p>[Choosing</a> a Major and Preparing for Law School - FSU Prelaw Advising](<a href=“http://prelaw.fsu.edu/major.html]Choosing”>http://prelaw.fsu.edu/major.html)</p>

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<p>By the same token you should also research the T-14 , try to find the undergraduate institutions represented to see the # of students from FSU are admitted.</p>