<p>I have a problem. I am now enrolled in an avionics school which I wanted to go. But now I want to give it a chance and try to enroll in Harvard Law School but my GPA is 3.5 and my SAT is extremely low (990). I would study day and night to pass the test (I mean I aced the ASVAB with a 78). I've graduated since march '04, Can I still retake the SAT?</p>
<p>I dont understand. Did you graduate from high schoool (in that case you can't apply to law school yet)? If you've graduated from college, you need to take the LSAT to get into law. I don t know what ASVAB is.</p>
<p>I 've never really had any guidence regarding college. Bu tyou say i need to have some college degree before I can get into harvard? ASVAB is the test the military give you and the highest point is 80. It is very hard? Can you give me some guidence on how about I can get into harvard?</p>
<p>a test to join the army will not get you into harvard law.</p>
<p>you have to have a college degree for starters...</p>
<p>Well after high school, you enter undergraduate school or "college" to get your bachelor's degree. Once you attain that, you enter law school/medical school/graduate school/business school to get your Masters or PhD. Harvard offers all those degrees. </p>
<p>I'm not going into any more detail because this concept is going to take too long to explain. Maybe you can search for an exposition of post-secondary education and degrees?</p>