<p>First off, you can use APs to opt out of courses that aren’t related to your major. That way, you’re not stuck taking classes with nothing to do with your major, because they’re general requirements. It’s also not a good idea to use APs to skip courses IN your major, simply because it’s important to fully understand the material before you take your LSATs. </p>
<p>Second, what makes three years of undergrad more advantageous than four in terms of law school admissions?</p>