<p>I am trying to decide between three schools; Ohio State University, New York University, and American University. My goal is to attend a top ten law school after I graduate, and I need to know if my choice of undergrad will really affect my chances of getting into one of these. If I go to NYU, will my application be considered more highly than if I attend Ohio State (and for a lot less money)? Also, if the choice were between OSU and American, which one should I choose?</p>
<p>School has little to no affect on law school admissions. Grades and LSATs are the most important things, with recs and personal statement also looked at. I would not go to NYU if money is an issue, it isn’t worth it. OSU and American are both good, but go to OSU if money is again, an issue.</p>
<p>Oh, and I’m in Honors at OSU, but not at American.</p>
<p>School doesn’t really make a difference. What you need is good grades and a great LSAT score.</p>