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Laura Julia Shappirona Scholarships Most of the law schools I am applying to offer merit based scholarship, dependent on the conditions that I maintain a GPA above a 3.0. I had no problem maintaining at least 3.5 during my undergrad studies, but should I use discretion when budgeting and taking out loans incase I do fall below the requirement? Is there a grading curve at most law schools and whats the average GPA? #Law {{ 1480616276719+1-1 | date : 'short' }} my anonymous likes this law Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn All Replies User Picks
anonymous alum Hi again, Laura! I can't answer your question without knowing which law schools you are looking at: Harvard is different from X state law school. But you can always increase your loan load later should you need to. I would assume that if you are awarded a merit-based scholarship, that you will have the capability of keeping your grades up sufficiently high. {{ 1480961486353+1-1 | date : 'short' }} my Jennie Rothman likes this Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
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