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There are a number of steps in the law school admissions process, not the least of which is selecting the laws schools that you want to apply to.

Using the school search above, find the law programs that most closely meet your needs. Once you see the results of your search, you can request more information about each individual institution for free, and find out more about law school requirements.

Some requirements are standard, like taking the LSAT and registering with the Law School Data Assembly Service. Law admissions at different institutions may also require an interview and letters of recommendation.

If you're seeking a law school to attend, the programs listed to the right may be exactly what you're looking for. These law schools house programs that will train you for a long, prosperous career.

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Key Steps in the Law Admissions Process

If you're planning on going to law school straight from college, the law admissions process starts in your junior year. Getting this early start gives you the luxury...


How Law Admissions Are Determined

The two most important items in your law school application are your undergraduate GPA and your LSAT score — these are part of the law school requirements for every...

Law Admissions: Letters of Recommendation

Well in advance of any law admissions deadlines, you should request three letters of recommendation, at least two of which should be from professors (preferably...

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