Prospective law students are far more concerned about getting good grades than fitting in on campus, according to a poll of people studying for the Law School Admission Test.
Of the 466 would-be law students surveyed by Kaplan Test Prep in June, 89 percent expressed concern about achieving high grades. It was the single most common worry identified in the poll. Maintaining work-life balance was the second most common concern the prelaw students reported, with 82 percent saying they worry about managing the rigors of law school.
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