Answers from our contributors and readers are welcome in the comments to this post.I am a 2006 college graduate, and I have been writing and reporting for various publications since I left school. My passion for journalism has taken a swervy road and has led me to a sincere interest in going to law school. I actually took the LSAT in college and did extremely well, but my grades are very average. I'm already in debt due to school, and while I wouldn't mind incurring more debt to go to law school, I don't really have the money to go take any post-bac classes to improve my GPA. Is there any particular path you would suggest I follow to get into a decent law school?
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