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Originally Posted by cabolissa
This is easy...
The score you get on your LSAT and your GPA will determine your law school. Seeing that you have a low GPA, even if you ace the LSAT, you're not getting into any tier 1 or tier 2 schools. So, yes, job hunting will be very difficult. You could get a government job, or work in your own private practice, but no national/international firm will hire you. Your income will be 60-90K per year to start
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$60-90K starting is not realistic. New lawyer salaries are feast or famine. Unless you're among the 10% or less of lawyers who work in "biglaw," then your salary to start will be 40-50K in Texas, with the biglaw lawyers making around 140K.
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