<p>I plan on getting my BSN from State College of Florida (formerly known as Manatee Community College). Do law schools even consider applicants who have gone to a low level school like that? I wanted to go to Stetson Law b/c it is closer to home than other schools, but I'm afraid my hopes of even getting into a law school are crushed b/c of my undergraduate school.</p>
<p>Law schools have varying degrees of selectivity. Call up the school and talk to an admissions counselor. No need to worry about something you can get an answer to simply.</p>
<p>Crank on that LSAT!</p>
<p>top law schools take a hard look at your GPA and LSAT, factoring in the name of the school to some extent in adjusting GPA. Many law schools just care that you can pay the tuition.
You’ll need to talk to the schools you are considering to find out more about their admission criteria.</p>