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The ABA’s Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar ruled Florida Coastal School of Law is out of compliance with two sections of Standard 202. Both Standard 202(a) and Standard [...]

As of November 23, 2020 law school applications and law school applicants are both up. Specifically, law school applications are up 1.7% and law school applicants are up 4.9%. The average number [...]

The ABA announced it rejected the Thomas Jefferson School of Law’s appeal to retain its national accreditation. Consequently, Thomas Jefferson will lose its ABA accreditation on December [...]

We’ll take our crow with a side of hot sauce. Thanks! This didn’t quite unfold the way we thought. The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School declared yesterday that they would [...]

That didn’t take long. The first weekday after Penn announced it was changing the name of its law school to Carey Law, there is a petition with over 500 signatures from students and alumni [...]

The University of Pennsylvania’s law school received a record $125 million gift from the W.P. Carey Foundation. As a result, the school has been renamed and is now known as the University [...]

Our law school admission timeline has been updated for recommended September and October activities. Please check in periodically. This page is updated every two months to reflect the evolving [...]

The Seton Hall University School of Law announced that it is also accepting the GRE. This is effective right away for all law school applicants. Unless we missed a recent announcement, we believe [...]

The numbers are in. Out of the 23,000 who took the July 2019 LSAT, roughly 11,500 of them opted to cancel their scores. That’s 50% and it’s significantly higher than our internal [...]

The good news is that the LSAT is dumping the logic games section. The decision was reached as a result of eight years of litigation and a new settlement between Angelo Binno, a legally blind law [...]