A look at law schools that accept the GRE for admission
FORBES ADVISOR — The Law School Admission Test (LSAT)® is known as the standard admission test for law school, but more than half of law schools accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA)® now also accept Graduate Record Examinations (GRE)® scores for admissions. Law schools can open doors to nontraditional students and diversify the law…
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UNIVERSITY OF TULSA LAW — At The University of Tulsa College of Law, the Black Law Student Association (BLSA) fosters an environment that advances the professional and educational goals of Black law students. BLSA President Kayla Tunley, who is in her second year at TU Law, is helping the organization meet its goals.
Read More about A look at University of Tulsa Law Black Law Student AssociationPodcast: University of Virginia Law student Jeremy Kass discusses how he became interested in tax law
UNIVERISTY OF VIRGINIA — Public service auction winner Jeremy Kass reflects on his path to UVA Law and his future career as a tax attorney. This episode also explores UVA’s Public Interest Law Association and the many resources the organization provides to law students committed to working in the public interest.
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UNIVERISTY OF VIRGINIA — University of Virginia School of Law student Helen Song ’23 will assist survivors of human trafficking as the 22nd Powell Fellow in Legal Services. The Powell Fellowship, named for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr., awards $55,000 and additional benefits to graduates providing legal services to the poor through…
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UNIVERISTY OF VIRGINIA — Experts at the 40th anniversary Journal of Law & Politics symposium at the University of Virginia School of Law will explore how abortion rights advocates can use the democratic process to “reclaim reproductive rights” after the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. “Dobbs and Democracy,” co-sponsored…
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA — As second-year law student Grace Zipperer walked through the largest former detention center in Argentina, she was overwhelmed by the weight of its history. The walls may have once echoed with the cries of innocent civilians murdered by their own government, but the space was now filled by the chatter of…
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LAW — In commemoration of Black History Month, UW Law would like to recognize the leadership and voices of Black student leaders in our community. Their powerful voices are a subset of a group that represents the social and systemic change that needs to happen in our school, our nation and around…
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WASHINGTON & LEE LAW — Law Student Hussain Cheema discusses his experience choosing Washington & Lee Law School to complete his studies.
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WASHINGTON & LEE — Law student Nick Payne details his experience and thought process hat led him to choose Washington & Lee Law school to study law.
Read More about Video: Washington & Lee Law student Nick Payne discusses what drew him to the schoolWillamette Law highlights the work of the Trusts and Estates Clinic
WILLAMETTE LAW — Inspired by an event in her own personal life, Professor Susan Cook began her interest in elder law and estate law. In 2012, she began teaching in the Trusts and Estates Clinic. After years of teaching in addition to her practice, she became a full-time member of the faculty in 2021. She…
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