perk definition: The definition of a perk is a benefit. (noun) An example of a perk is a reward points package with a credit card....
In order to qualify to be accepted into law school, most law schools in Canada require the completion of at least three years of your degree or a completed degree. Even if the law school you are applying to does not require it, your application will be more competitive if you have completed your undergraduate degree.
Try to keep your grades up above a 3.00 in order to get into a law school. 1  The higher-ranked a law school is, the higher your GPA needs to be. 2  For a law school ranked near the top 50, the median undergraduate GPA for newly-admitted students is around 3.5. If you are interested in attending a public law school in a different state, contact the Admissions office to ask about establishing residency. 2  You could shorten the time to becoming a lawyer to under 7 years if you attend an accelerated J.D. program.