<p>I was a full-time student with a pass/fail class (that, to my understanding, does not count for GPA). I think the lowest GPA I can have is ~3.77. Yes, I did fail one class (that couldn’t repeat because I transferred), but it’s been taken into account in that GPA. I am very worried about how will that look: Is it preferable to have many many B’s or C’s (which I don’t) than a single failed class? Or is the GPA analyzed only in it’s final results?</p>
<p>To the other posts, I’m graduating college at age 20 because I attended a boarding school specialized in sciences and mathematics, and due to its rigorous and intensive curriculum, I graduated early and started college at 17. I’m looking for some experience in a law-related field, but I haven’t found it yet. I understand that law schools prefer more…classic mayors, but I expect that they will take into consideration my minor in psychology. If it matters for the URM selection, I am puertorican, and have live in the island all my life.</p>
<p>Concerning admission, which ones -from the t14 to the t30- would accept me?</p>