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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-law-school Best law school feeder schools. [/quote] This is very interesting. The top feeder list is roughly reflecting usnwr rankings with two exceptions, Yeshiva and Brandeis. What is special about these two t50+?[/quote] Feeders are NOT a thing. Correlation is not causation.[/quote] What are you talking about, what causation. Obviously if you go to these feeder schools they prepare you well for top law schools, so you have a better chance of being accepted. [/quote] No. Going to a top college does not increase an individual's chances of admission to a top law school. GPA + LSAT are what matter for T14 law school admission. There is no special "preparation" for law school. Yes, thinking logically and being able to write are helpful, but that preparation can be done anywhere, and are unrelated to law school admission. LSAT: take a prep course. College does not prepare you for the LSAT. Time and time again, these threads about "feeders" for law schools devolve into lawyers saying that feeders are not a thing and nonlawyer parents and, more often, high school students claiming that feeders are a thing. Sorry, this is a pet peeve. There is no need to attend a "feeder" to increase one's chances of admission to a top law school.[/quote]
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