<p>Hey everyone, I am currently majoring in Paralegal Studies at a local community college. I am finishing my Associates in the fall and have changed my mind and decided I want to finish my bachelors and then go to law school. Regent University in Virginia Beach offers a Government: Pre Law B.A. and I'm interested. I've done a ton of research on colleges and I like this one because it is conservative (I am a staunch Republican), it's cheap (I don't have a lot of money), and the campus is very nice and it's a dry campus, (previous alcohol problems.) </p>
<p>I know about all of the controversy surrounding the school and I really don't care. I know it's Pat Roberston's school, yada, yada, yada. I get it. But for undergrad purposes, would this effect me getting into a top notch law school? I feel that I can as I hold a 3.7 GPA now and have taken a lot of law classes in the paralegal program. (I understand Regents law school is not respected) I am purely asking for undergrad will top law schools slight me in anyway for going here even if I maintain a high GPA and competitive lsat?</p>