<p>Low SAT scores are not indicative of one’s capability of scoring 170+ with proper effort and training for the LSAT. it’s a controllable test, period. I disagree with both posters above me, and that’s not a big deal. Some believe one way, some believe the other. This is what makes forums like this great, having diverse opinions to make an informed decision. </p>
<p>In my personal opinion based on over a year of gathering statistics, researching over 50 law schools, speaking with several adcoms and doing several hours a week of research, one of many conclusions has been double majoring is a bad idea for a student planning to enter LS. But again, that’s my opinion based on my research. Maybe these two guys above me have discovered something different, I just don’t know, but you asked, so there’s my humble opinion.</p>