<p>If you wouldn’t mind a pretty homogeneous student body (where virtually everyone is in a fraternity or a sorority, most people are politically conservative, where only 30 students out of the 456 are first-generation students and where the student body is not racially diverse) then the obvious choice is W&L. </p>
<p>If you want to go to law school, Georgetown is the obvious choice. </p>
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<p>If you have around a 3.8 by the time you’re a junior (difficult but def. doable), you just fill out a form, don’t have to go through the process of applying to law school (this includes not taking the LSAT) and you can have a guaranteed spot at Georgetown Law Center (a top-14 law school). W&L has a law school, but is no where near as prestigious as GULC in the legal field. If I would have known this little piece of information, I would have gone to Georgetown.</p>