How is an application evaluated?
The review process is designed to comprehensively evaluate an applicant’s academic and professional background. Some factors include: the undergraduate or graduate school attended, the applicant’s major, the year graduated, subsequent course work, performance in key subjects, rank in class (if available), awards and/or honors received, letters of recommendations, a personal statement of goals, resume, and standardized test scores (if requested).
Related Questions
- Can I send a list of my credentials (e.g., my resume or CV) instead of a full application to the department to be evaluated for admission?
- How will my application be evaluated? What factors are considered in admissions decisions?
- How will my application as a regular applicant to law school be evaluated/considered?
