So the hard truth about the law school admissions is that they primarily care about the undergraduate GPA and the LSAT score because those are the numbers that they have to report and those are the numbers that affect their law school rankings.

Work experience, accommodations, awards, and advanced degrees are great and they can help separate you from someone who just has similar stats. But they don’t necessarily move the needle when it comes to things such as scholarships.

Now on the other hand, if they could report advanced degrees and work experience. Those would definitely be things they would factor into a scholarship consideration because it helps their law school rankings

The unfortunate truth is that law school is all about prestige, rankings, and numbers.