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<p>I feel comfortable saying that law school is not an answer to this problem, unless an individual cracks 170+ on LSAT and happens to have 3.6+ GPA. (that is a very high barrier, and like I mentioned, most won’t fall into this category anyway statistically)</p>
<p>Again, I would rather pursue a masters of accounting, or pursue second bachelor’s in accounting, engineering, nursing, or computer science at an affordable in-state institution. That is, at least, far risk-averse strategy with less downward risk and more upshot potential then attending a non-T14 law school.</p>