<p>Do Law Schools check to see if you were admitted but turned down their respective college, or were rejected by that college?</p>
<p>No. Based on my general knowledge, including having been on the board of a law school, the admission process of the law school is separate from the college, the two do not communicate during the admission process, and to try to determine the facts you mention would take too much effort – colleges generally do not keep records of those who applied but did not attend the college for very long except some info may be found buried in computer storage somewhere. Admissions officials do not care whether you were rejected or did not attend the applicable college.</p>
<p>I agree. I don’t think they have the time to look up every single applicant, even if they somehow have the resources.</p>
<p>Absolutely not!!! There is no relationship whatsoever between applying to college and lawschool. You don’t have to worry about digging up your hs transcript.</p>
<p>Yes…at least not for law school. The Harvard Dental School actually asks for your high school transcript and your SAT score. Quite bizzare, I know.</p>