u/Healthy-Crow-2625

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99% ending up with a B in one of my classes, applying to law school afterwards so need 8-9 credits of easy classes (law school medians are really tough)

I should be able to graduate early with the extra credits over the summer so I was going to take them either way. Any online class recs for the summer?

I know that med school is much much harder than law school, and the degree requirements are a lot more restrictive .compared to law school admissions... but I didn't expect them to be this much lower??? Emory, UCLA, and Dartmouth all with sub 3% acceptance rates? With even tier 3 schools (as listed by USNEWS) having a lower acceptance rate than Harvard, Columbia, and UChicago. What's with the massive discrepancy?

Just saw a post on r/yale where the poster is trying to convince their sister in law to go to yale with sticker price vs the full ride at UTD. Additionally they mentioned that the sister in law's end goal was med school (where where you went to undergrad BARELY matters when it comes to med school admissions). Idk it just kinda pissed me off when I saw comments saying bs like "she will regret not going to yale." "she might change her mind and not go to medical school, so if I were her. I would go to Yale first, as it will open so many doors."

400K FOR UNDERGRAD... For something that will have a minimal affect on your goals.