Question

If your long-term education goal is to be accepted by an Ivy League law school,

which of the following might be a real – as opposed to a perceived-barrier to that
goal?
No one I know has ever gone to an Ivy League school.
My cumulative Grade Point Average is 2.6.
Everyone else at the school will be smarter than me.
I might flunk out and embarrass my family.

Answer 1

that your cumulative Grade point average is 2.6

Step-by-step explanation:

1. if no one you know has gone there you are going ro experience something no one you know has.
2. It doesn't matter if there smarter it matters that your smart.
3. no one is perfect and everyone makes mistakes and everyone is gonna mess up at least one time in there lifetime.