LSAT myth or fact?

External Since: Sep 16, 2003 Posts: 1

I have heard that if a person gets a good score
on the LSAT, law schools will contact him or her
and offer scholarships which can even bring
the cost of going to law school down to zero.
Is this a fact or a myth? If a fact, are such schools
worth going to?

External Since: Sep 16, 2003 Posts: 4

On 16 Sep 2003 13:09:53 -0700, plinius.DeleteThis@mail.com (flarkblark) wrote:

>I have heard that if a person gets a good score
>on the LSAT, law schools will contact him or her
>and offer scholarships which can even bring
>the cost of going to law school down to zero.
>Is this a fact or a myth? If a fact, are such schools
>worth going to?

Speaking as the wife of someone who aced the LSAT, yes they do, and
no, they aren't. There are some law schools that do actually do this
but they are often not even accredited and never very good. Someone
who does well on the LSAT can get into a far better school, often with
enough financial aid to make it feasible even if it doesn't cover the
whole cost.

Naomi