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Largest Ocean in the World
What is the Pacific Ocean?
In Legally Blonde, this helped Elle solve the case
What is perm/hair care?
This person sits at the front of the courtroom and makes legal decisions.
What is Judge?
What is LSAT?
Bulding professional connections
What is Networking?
Gave the USA the Statue of Liberty
What is France?
This Suits character became a successful attorney despite never actually attending law school.
What is Mike Ross
In a lawsuit, this is the person who is being sued.
What is Defendant?
Law schools pay the most attention to this part of your application
Hint: Not just the LSAT...
What is GPA?
Other USF pre-law organizations
What is:
Minorities in Pre-Law
Phi Alpha Delta
Pre-Law Society
Etc
The prime colors
What is red, yellow, and blue
Elle Woods majored in what before pursuing law school
What is Fashion Merchandising
This is a legally enforceable agreement between two or more parties.
What is contract?
Name of degree you get from law school
True or false: Law school require that you major in a pre-law major
False
Amount of bones in the human body
What are 206 bones?
This lawyer worked as a superhero by night, attorney by day.
What is Matt Murdock/ Daredevil
This term describes someone who can be held legally responsible for harm or wrongdoing.
What is Liability?
Widely accepted law school application service
LSAC
This part of your law school application gives you the opportunity to explain your journey, experiences, and why you chose to pursue a career in law.
What is Personal Statement?
Ship that sank in 1912
What is the Titanic
In Suits, this character is Harvey Specter's longtime friend and eventually becomes a major figure in the firm's leadership.
What is Louis Litt
"Beyond a reasonable doubt" refers to this
Hint: Think about what the prosecution has to prove before someone can be convicted.
What is the standard of proof in criminal cases
What skill does the LSAT heavily test?
What is logical reasoning?
This written portion of the LSAT gives applicants the opportunity to construct an argument and support it with evidence.
What is LSAT Argumentative Writing?