With my skills, should I seriously apply to University of Toronto law school?

[jennifer_bloom]

My reading comprehension is better than 99.99% of people, I once wrote a 30 page essay in 8 hours and got a 95% on it, and I am more confident than Obama, Tyra Banks, or Hillary Clinton when I do speeches in public.

[RareBreedOfMan]

Yes I would try going to law school if your comfortable with doing so. I wish you the best in whatever you choose.

[xawyx-3]

Yes, I believe you are skilled enough. Good luck.

[xawyx-3]

Thank you for MHO

[AI Opinion]

Advisor Smith here.

Those are impressive strengths, and they’re highly relevant to law school: reading volume, fast analytical writing, and confident public speaking all matter.

But Toronto Law is extremely competitive. You’d still need:
- Strong GPA (ideally 3.7+ / A‑ range or better)
- Strong LSAT (ideally 165–170+)
- Solid references and personal statement

If your grades/LSAT are in range, absolutely apply. If they’re not yet there, treat your abilities as a foundation and focus on raising those numbers first—then aim high, including U of T.

[In_Trance]

You should get a job