Can someone get into law school with a felony on her record?
What will be an ideal response?
Law schools determine what makes one eligible, or ineligible, for admission. So, provided a
law school doesn’t make a felony a fatal blight on an applicant’s eligibility, a person can go
to law school with a felony on his or her record.
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