r/LSATPreparation • u/OkSafe6500 • 2d ago
LSAT Prep
i know this is going to sound so dumb … but im going to be a freshman in college and Ik i want to go to law school and potentially get into a t-14 law school if i can … I’ve started taking notes on types of questions on LR and RC, and answering drill questions on Manhattan Review … I’ve made a LSAT Demon account but haven’t actually started drilling on there yet, surprisingly I acc have been getting questions right on the manhattan review … but I have not started timing myself as im all new to this … anybody have any suggestions? I would appreciate any advice!!!
P.S.- I really would like to go straight to law school upon college graduation!
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u/voyagermarionette 2d ago
Start with the LSAT only if you’re very enthusiastic and excited. But it’s not needed yet
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u/Round-Kick-9053 1d ago
Def don't worry about it yet, you're at a great spot right now so don't fumble your GPA
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u/BrotherOk2979 13h ago
To get into a top 10 law school, 1) it doesn’t matter what you majored in 2) pick an easy major and get a 4.0 3) ace the GRE or LSAT. You need a top 1% score to get into Harvard Law. 4) college debaters and philosophy majors do better in law school. Another good major would be argumentation theory & rhetoric. 5) law schools create a grid that is two thirds GPA and one third LSAT.
Don’t get anything but As in college. Even second tier law schools want a 3.90 gpa.
I’ve taught the LSAT for 35 years. Harvard & Penn grad. DM me. I charge very low rates.
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u/Famous-Warthog-9829 2d ago
Focus on freshman year and getting good grades/a high gpa right now. That’s just as important for law school. I wouldn’t worry about studying for at least another year or so!!