<p>I got accepted by Cal and Vandy, and I have trouble to make the decision. I wanna enter a law school in the future, and it's obvious that Berkeley has a very strong pre-law program. But here comes the problem. At Berkeley, is it difficult to get in the class you want to? And since Vandy has a smaller class size, will it be better for me? Plus, I'm a sociable person and love to make friends with others. Advice pls! Thanks!</p>
<p>Not sure what “strong pre-law program” means, other than getting a high GPA in whatever undergraduate major and electives you like and getting a high LSAT score (note that math, physics, and philosophy majors tend to do well on the LSAT). What would your actual major be?</p>
<p>You may want to ask on the school specific forums for your type of questions. Class sizes you may be able to find on each school’s on-line schedule of classes.</p>
<p>How does the net cost differ between the two schools?</p>
<p>Such totally different schools! Not too many people who would want Vandy would also be interested in Berkeley and vice versa. How did you end up with those two?</p>
<p>And you can study anything in college an apply to law school. No pre-reqs at all. Just LSAT scores, grades and recs and a story line about your professional aspirations that fits with your record.</p>
<p>As for how hard or easy it is to get classes at Berkeley, it may depend on what you are majoring in. Check it out on the forum for Berkeley.</p>
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