This will be a true past LSAT examination taken under true LSAT conditions. The exam will be scored and each student will receive their score. It is hopeful that identifying weaknesses early on will maximize the student's preparation for the Law School Admissions Test. This session will last three hours. No, pre law is not a major or a minor.
Pre law is a designation given to students seriously considering law school.
This designation allows the pre law advisor and pre law advisor and pre law committee to become active in inviting the student to activities of interest. While requiring a degree from an accredited college, law schools generally prescribe no particular major or distinct pre-law curriculum. Instead they recommend broadly ranging courses which promote the acquisition of skills and habits conducive to legal reasoning. No, in fact the American Bar Association produced an article expressly stating that law schools should seek diversity in areas of study when selecting a class. Broadly speaking, however, you should choose an educational program with objectives and purposes which meet your needs and interests.