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I really appreciate your honest and thorough response. Do you think the requirements for LS are lax at all? I mean all you need is a LSAT score and an undergraduate degree. Do you think if the system moved towards a more involved process, such as the one for med school or certain grad programs that require certain pre-reqs, that it would weed out certain candidates who might find that law school isn't for them?

I know this is a bit off-topic, but I just thought I'd ask anyway. What is your opinion on law schools that offer sub par employment rates to students? Specifically, law schools that offer less than a 50% chance of finding work as a lawyer. Not trying to put you on the spot, but I am really interested to see how individuals aside from admissions/staff view the current situation.