Aspiring lawyers tend to be more self-confident, enjoy more family wealth and are more likely to have a lawyer parent than the average college student, according to research released by the Law School Admission Council.
February 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Aspiring lawyers tend to be more self-confident, enjoy more family wealth and are more likely to have a lawyer parent than the average college student, according to research released by the Law School Admission Council.
The study, "Behind the Data: Comparing Law School Applicants to All College Freshmen," weighed the socioeconomic, demographic and other characteristics of law school applicants.
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