Law Vibe

From Barely Legal:

If you want to attend law school, but you don’t want to put in the hard work required to be successful, you have one option that The Princeton Review doesn’t tell you about: Attend your "safety" school.

When trying to decide where to apply, find out what the school’s top quartile LSAT score is. If your score is in the top quartile, you should consider attending this school. Like it or not, the LSAT measures your intelligence. If you are in the top quartile at a particular school, you start off being smarter than at least 75% of your classmates. That goes a long way towards a high class rank, and thus, law school success.

How do I know? Because I am currently attending my safety school. I ended up here because I liked the location and they threw a 50% scholarship at me. I quickly figured out the law school game, and by the second semester of my first year, I was doing significantly less work than my classmates. Now, as a 2L, I’m ranked in the top 15% of my class, and I only spend about 2 hours per week on school stuff.

So, take it from me: If you want to do well in law school without having to expend too much energy, attend your safety school.