<p>Does Michigan accept many of their own undergrads into their law school?</p>
<p>Not sure of the number, but they definitely give their top students ample opportunity to get into the Law School.</p>
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<p>You can apply/get in w/o taking the LSAT if you have above a 3.8. You are in fact not allowed to take the LSAT before applying. UM is trying to boost their class GPA w/o having their LSAT suffer.</p>
<p>You are not allowed IF you don’t want the score to be considered, which sounds perfectly reasonable to me.</p>
<p>^I don’t know what you just said.</p>
<p>You are not allowed to have taken the LSAT if you don’t want the LSAT to be considered in your admission, which I think is fair. If you want an LSAT considered you can take it. It’s not as you are just not allowed to take the LSAT if you have a 3.8+, which is what you made it sound like.</p>
<p>No. False. What are you talking about. You are not allowed to take the LSAT.</p>
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