Law School Preparation Information

Aug 30, 2026

This document provides essential information for individuals interested in pursuing law school. It suggests that desirable undergraduate majors include liberal arts degrees such as History, English Literature, or Philosophy, emphasizing the importance of logic and reasoning courses as one-third of the LSAT test is based on them. Key questions for prospective law students to consider are outlined, including motivations for becoming a lawyer, areas of legal practice interest, law school selection criteria, LSAT scheduling, preparation strategies, and application timelines. The document also advises on attending law school fairs and individual school information nights, including virtual options, to gather program and admissions details. It recommends contacting admissions officials early for information on requirements and prerequisites. Furthermore, it suggests connecting with current students and alumni for candid program evaluations and leveraging online resources like LSAC.org, Kaplan, Magoosh, LSATMax, and 7Sage for LSAT practice exams. Contact information for the University of Northwestern-St. Paul Career & Leadership Development is also provided.

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What are recommended undergraduate majors for law school preparation?

Most law schools recommend a strong liberal arts degree such as History, English Literature, or Philosophy. Taking a course in logic is also important as it forms a significant portion of the LSAT.

How can prospective law students prepare for the LSAT?

Prospective students can prepare for the LSAT by utilizing websites such as LSAC.org, Kaplan, Magoosh, LSATMax, and 7Sage to take practice exams.

What advice is given for choosing law schools?

It is advised to contact admissions officials of interested schools early to learn about information/visit sessions and requirements. Additionally, reach out to current students and alumni for honest program evaluations.

Aug 30, 2026

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