Also see Transfer, Visiting and International student admission requirements.
The College of Law Admission and Scholarship
Committee grants admission to the professional curriculum in law. In
evaluating applications, the committee considers the applicant's
undergraduate scholastic record and score on the Law School Admissions
Test. Other criteria relevant to success in the study and practice of
law are also considered.
Complete a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution.
Take the LSAT no later than the February administration.
Register with Credential Assembly Service (CAS) and have official college transcripts sent to CAS between September and January. It is advisable to register with CAS at the same time one registers for the LSAT.
The College of Law subscribes to Standard 210 of the American Bar Association for the Approval of Law Schools and maintains equality of opportunity in legal education without discrimination or segregation on the ground of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, or sexual orientation. The College of Law also subscribes to Standard 211 and recognizes a commitment to providing full opportunities for the study of law and entry into the profession by qualified members of groups (notably racial and ethnic minorities) that have been victims of discrimination in various forms. The College of Law has a special concern for determining the potential of such applicants through the admissions process and recruiting such persons as applicants and seeking to meet their special financial needs.
