<p>let say you are a Rhodes Scholar, Marshall Scholar etc, do you still need a top LSAT score to get a place at top 20 law schools?</p>
<p>rhodes scholars students usually have no problem achieving top LSAT scores, though.</p>
<p>I don’t think Oxford requires LSAT. I actually think becoming a Rhodes Scholar is 23273827837382738728378273 more difficult than getting into the top 20 law schools</p>
<p>i know. i mean if a rhodes scholar apply to a top 20 law school, would the law schools be more lenient on them regarding LSAT scores because of their impressive Rhodes Scholarship</p>
<p>No dude, nothing can replace the importance of the LSAT. They don’t care what you get from whom - you need to get what they want (a high lsat). They could care less what others give you.</p>
<p>Again, if you can win the Rhodes Scholarship, meaning your intellectual abilities are more than capable…so achieving high LSATs is not a problem.</p>