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<p>I don’t think a law school will turn down an applicant soley because they had only 3 years of undergrad. However, there are some schools Northwestern, UChicago where it will be harder for a student who has not had 4 years of college (and perhaps even some work experience) to be admitted.</p>
<p>I think the student with 3 years will probably have to do more a little more to stand out in a pool of students who through their 4 years, may have a richer application, which may include time for study abroad, leadership postitions, multiple internships, thesis, research opportunities, perhaps work experience, etc.</p>