Conditional Letter?

[Ktlawhub]

I received admissions early in March, and there was no indication that my offer was conditional. I am curious as to how much final grades will matter. Can my acceptance be rescinded if my GPA goes from 3.8 to 3.6? I do not anticipate this happening but should I feel more pressure than before I got my acceptance or do final grades not matter too much at this point? 

Thanks!! 

[Boozey]

Hi! If your official acceptance letter does not mention any conditions, your offer is unconditional. That means you've been accepted regardless of the outcome of your current semester (assuming you still meet all of your school's graduation requirements and what not).

Feel free to follow up with the Western admissions office if you want to be extra sure, but it seems like you'll be totally fine!

[Crispy Boi]

Most law school offers are unconditional - unless they explicitly state conditions or have requested you submit your final transcript, your final grades don't matter for acceptance (though my understanding is many employers/internships do ask to see your undergraduate transcripts, so worth keeping your marks up for that)