Applicants must complete the following:

Create an account with the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) online at LSAC.org.

Register and take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) by contacting LSAC online at LSAC.org. Or, based on the conditions here, you may register and take the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) by contacting ETS at ets.org/gre. In lieu of the LSAT or GRE, applicants may complete JD-Next. More information about the course can be found at JDNext.org.

Complete and electronically submit an application for admission. Applications are available at LSAC.org.

Submit two letters of recommendation. Applicants must use the LSAC letter of recommendation (LOR) service. At least one letter should be written in the past year.

Submit a personal statement, including reasons for wanting to attend law school. Personal statements should be submitted online at LSAC.org.

Submit a current resume with your application to LSAC at LSAC.org.

Request transcripts from all colleges or universities attended. Transcripts should be submitted by the school(s) directly to LSAC’s CAS. A final transcript denoting that a degree has been granted must be sent to LSAC prior to October 15, but preferably before law school matriculation. If a transcript is not received by this deadline, a student may complete the current semester but will not be permitted to enroll in a subsequent semester until all transcripts are on file.

If you have previously enrolled in a J.D. program at a law school, you are also required to submit (a) a transcript from your prior law school to LSAC, (b) a letter of standing from your prior law school, and (c) a letter of recommendation from one of your law school professors to LSAC.

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