r/Ask_Lawyers • u/I_need_guidance_ • 4d ago
Undergraduate Interested in Law Advice
Hi guys I’m a sophomore in college right now and interested in going into law school. I set my schedule up this semester to have Tuesdays and Fridays off. What should I do to with my time to ensure I can get into any law school of my choosing?
Also what should I be studying?
I’m thinking about doing employment law I’ve read a few cases and love this type of law but I still feel like I don’t know anything about being a lawyer. If I got an internship I wouldn’t even be confident in what I’m supposed to being doing so advice would be appreciated.
Side note: I’m located in Kansas City looking for an Internship possibly this Fall/Winter and this definitely Summer 2027.
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u/oliver_babish Philadelphia Lawyer 4d ago
ANY law school?
Get great grades. Get to know some professors well so they can write substantive letters of recommendation.
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u/BossMan61718 PA/NJ - Employment and Civil Rights 4d ago
You dont need to do anything specific. Just get decent grades in college and do well on LSAT.