I wonder if my case for letters would be fine. I have been out of college for 6(will be 7 when I apply) and have been a paralegal during that time. I will have Letters of Recommendation from the leading shareholder of a top 100 law firm that began the immigration sector there. I also will have another one from the main attorney I work with who is Of Counsel. I feel these would be very good ones to have as they are lawyers and have seen me work in the legal field and could argue I have skills to potentially be a good lawyer. Wondering if this would be an exception, as I did not do well in undergrad for numerous reasons and as such did not get close to any of my professors(and it has been 6-7 years)

Hey All, I am Andrew (28M, NC) and looking to take the LSAT in the spring after having 4 years of experience as a paralegal. Need to make 165+ as my GPA in undergrad was/is a big old yikes so I would consider myself quite motivated.

I know this is in the beginning when spirits are high, but loving the community here so far. I also appreciate the instructor joking around but still being instructional. Helps a lot in learning for me when it is not just Ben Stein-esque monotone lecturing.