Trublue21
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Thanks for the clarification. Maybe common sense should be a prerequisite…. ? I’m just kidding. Who could possibly teach that? lol.BBM
No. She's not a law student. According to her father, she planned to take the LSAT in Aug. That would put her on track to apply to law schools in the fall/winter for a fall 2025 entry.
She supposedly was in a "pre-law" track as an undergrad. That could indicate she was serious about pursuing a JD. However, lots of "real" law schools frown on that sort of undergraduate focus. Many law schools also are not looking for claims of having undergraduate "legal experience." In many cases, that sort of experience simply means the person needs to be "untaught" the many things she's learned that are wrong. In other cases a pre-law focus with experiential legal activities may mean her academic courses lacked rigor, meaning she'd not be as competitive as other students.
She did take poli sci and econ courses and those majors are recommended by the American Bar Association.
MOOThe Top 13 Pre-Law Majors: What’s The Best Major For Law School Admission?
For many people, carving out a path that leads to a successful legal career starts with choosing an undergraduate degree. There are many options available, and the type of law you plan to practice may come into play as you choose your undergraduate pre-law major. Certain majors are more popular awww.forbes.com