AT LEAST 3.0 on a 4.0 scale

The average student GPA is 3.8

31 - 34 AVERAGE ACT SCORE

1) In-state, therefore, close to home and in Miami.

2) Has law programs.

3) Has a campus gym and fitness programs.

4) It is such a nice campus, I always visit and am familiar with it.

1) In state, in the city of Miami, fairly close to home

2) Known for their exciting football games and lively festivities. Great atmosphere.

3) Ranked 82/196 top Law School.

1) Away from Florida, new experience and new people.

2) Tied with Yale for best Law School.

3) Has a really beautiful campus. It is kept up with, clean, and really spacious.

1) In the heart of Miami, traffic is crazy.

2) A lot of people from high school will attend FIU.

1) Really expensive tuition.

2) Scholarships are rare and Bright Futures does not apply to UM.

3) Not a lot of diversity.

1) Acceptance rate is a 4%.

2) Very far and really expensive tuition.

3) I have never been to California, will probably be very homesick from the crazy distance.

1) Attorney (Growth potential but it is very competitive, 9% growth.)

2) Bilingual Reproductive Health Assistant ( Very high growth abilities, almost always guaranteed.)

3) District Outreach Representative.

( High chances of growth due to continuous new job positions)

1) Legislative or Congressional Aide (Very difficult chances of having growth potential.)

2) Special Interest Advocacy (Very high chances of having growth potential.)

3) Campaign Manager

(High chances of growth due to the various amounts of campaign managing.)

1) Attorney (Growth potential but it is very competitive, 9% growth.)

2) Lawyer ( Growth potential but it is very competitive, also 9% chance of growth.)

3) FBI Specialist ( Very low and competitive, hard to get into the field in general.)

1) $63,000 a year.

2) $78,900 a year.

3) $63,184 a year.

1) $62,449 to $82,275 a year.

2) $48,337 a year.

3) $49,000 a year.

1) $63,000 a year.

2) $29,000 a year.

3) $36,907 a year

73% - Political Science

92.4% - Criminal Justice

60% - Democracy and Justice Studies

Min: Bachelors Degree

Max: A 4-year undergraduate degree, followed by a 3-year law degree. Juris Doctorate

Min: An Associate's Degree from an accredited college or university and two years of administrative experience.

Max: Graduate degrees or law degrees.

Min: Associates or Bachelors (Bachelors required for an attorney).

Max: A 4-year undergraduate degree, followed by a 3-year law degree. Juris Doctorate.