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I would ask the LSAC what they will accept, since most people apply using their centralized service.

My high school would not give a student an official copy of his or her transcript directly; they would only ask the student to whom they want it sent, and send it to that person directly. This is an anti-fraud measure: if the school gave an official, certified copy to the student for ultimate delivery to another person, the student could adulterate it before delivery, forcing the recipients of such transcripts to be forgery experts before they could trust high school transcripts. This policy, which is virtually universally practiced, allows the recipient of a high school transcript to be secure in the validity of the transcript when received directly from the school. If I recall correctly, my colleges used a similar rule. I do know that when I transferred from my first college to my second, I had to have my first college send my transcript to my second college directly, and when I applied to law school, I had to have both colleges send my transcripts directly to LSAC. LSAC still today will not accept college transcripts provided by the prospective student.I could get an unofficial transcript from my high school but that transcript would be in a format that was not the same as their official transcripts and was marked so clearly as unofficial that attempting to elide all such markings would be extremely difficult without rendering the document as clearly tampered with.Letters of recommendation are subject to similar concerns; in addition, the fact that the letter has not disclosed to the student gives the letter more probative value to whoever the letter is given, since that tends to allay concerns that the student may have influenced the letter-writer to include, or exclude, specific content.

It was sort of strange because the school I went to was a very traditional school as far as the age range of the students, so I was older than most. However, I made some very good friends. Additionally, there are a lot of law schools that have a wide range of ages. So, if that's an issue, then check the schools average age range. The application process is easy. You just fill out your application on the LSAC website and pick which schools you want to apply to, pay the fees or add any other requirements the schools have (usually its letters of recommendation) . After getting my degree I took the CA bar, then the AZ bar and got an LL.M in trial advocacy. I work for myself mostly.Good Luck! If you have any more questions regarding law school - I'd be happy to help!