Will graduating in 3 years hurt my chances for law school?

[KGZotU]

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now could i have done more had i graduated in 4 years - probably. but did i do more than most of the other kids who do take 4 years to graduate - probably. it can just as easily be argued that the kids who are motivated enough to finish early are the same ones who are more mature than everyone else, and it is from this maturity why they understand that an extra 30k a year isnt worth it, and if one is motivated enough, the same experience can be had in 4 years.

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<p>If you want to, you can argue about the maturity of these students, but it’s not the point at issue.</p>

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this is certainly anecdotal evidence, but from the several people who i know who graduated in 3 years, they were all of the above type, in that they accomplished more in 3 years what many kids do in 4.

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<p>That’s fine, if all you want to do is compete against “many” of the 4-year graduates. At the highest levels, though, you’re going against the top 4-year graduates.</p>