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Capital is a Tier 4 Law School. I don't know of anyone that had an
interview. I worked in Admissions as a Work Study Student my first year
and discovered their formula. They key number is 175. They take your GPA
and multiple it by 10 (So a 3.0 would be a 30) and then add that to your
LSAT Score and if you score a 175 your automatically in.
I had to do two mandatory essays to get in but I doubt they read those.
They have two people in admissions plus a work study who reviews the
files if you are below a 175 they will take your application to a
committee to determine if you are admitted.
Scholarships are a little more tricky to come by. I had to gather my
friends together winter quarter and call several "potential students." I
was required to ask them a few questions and offer to take them to a
class if they would like. The questions consisted of-how interested in
Capital are you and what other schools have you applied to? If they
listed other schools we would follow up with-have you been accepted
there and have they offered you a scholarship? If the answer was yes and
the school was ranked higher than Capital (which most were) the
Admissions Dept sent out a scholarship offer.
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