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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 [...]

The University of Chicago Law School will be offering a three-year, accelerated version of its JD/MBA program starting next year. The four-year track will still be an option for those students [...]

The University of Maine board of trustees decided to separate UMaine Law from University of Southern Maine. The move will be effective in 2022. While UMaine Law has always been independent of [...]

Penn State Law – Dickinson is now accepting the GRE. Just like its sister school, the GRE will only be accepted when there is no LSAT on file. Bekah Saidman-Krauss, assistant dean for admissions [...]

The hits just seem to keep coming for Florida Coastal School of Law. Just over a year ago, the school was seeking a restraining order against the ABA over its accreditation issues. Fast forward [...]

Two more law schools announced that they too will be accepting the GRE beginning this fall. For all applicants. Not just joint-degree or other special categories. And (“wait, there’s [...]

The University of Georgia School of Law announced that its Butler Commitment Fund will once again guarantee financial aid to every veteran applicant accepted for Fall 2020 matriculation. Please [...]

We don’t believe this is the tipping point, we’re certainly inching closer to it with every announcement of an additional school that will accept the GRE. This time, it was T14 member [...]

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 [...]