ShortStoutandBitter

Good question man, I was gonna ask this. For having a song featured in a commercial, Skulls haven't sold out yet, and I think thats something I really like and admire about them. I also think theres still a lot of room for them to grow.

Fairly basic question, but:

In your opinion, do you think past work experience would come into consideration when applying to Law school?

I have always valued street-smarts over book-smarts - you learn much more at a practice than you would from reading a textbook. I currently work as a legal assistant at a small firm who perform a lot of corporate-law type work, and I am only a year or two out from undergrad. Would my work experience be viewed as relevant, or help me gain further consideration when applying to schools? Coupled with (hopefully) good LSAT scores as well.

My thinking was that this work experience would show a genuine interest in the field, and help separate me from the pack, especially when the better schools are so inundated with applicants.

Let me know if you want a PM; I'd love to hear your insight.