University of California, Los Angeles School of Law.University of California, Irvine School of Law.University of California, Davis, School of Law.Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law.Pennsylvania State University - Penn State Law.Pace University Elisabeth Haub School of Law.Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law.George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School.Rogers College of Law became the first law school in the US to accept the Graduate Record Examinations (. Florida State University College of Law In February of 2016, the University of Arizona James E.Florida International University College of Law.American University Washington College of Law.$205 for the test to send score reports, $27 per school $180 for the test to send score reports, $185 flat fee and $35 per school Both range from 130-170 in 1-point increments. The Quantitative and Verbal sections are scored separately. Total score ranges from 120 to 180 in 1-point increments. “By accepting GRE scores on our application, we hope to encourage even more students to pursue their passion.2 35-minute Logical Reasoning sections 1 35-minute Reading Comprehension section 1 35-minute Analytical Reasoning section 1 35-minute unscored experimental section 1 35-minute writing section (completed independently after test day)ġ 60-minute Analytical Writing section 2 30-minute Verbal Reasoning sections 2 35-minute Quantitative Reasoning sections 1 30- or 35-minute unscored Verbal or Quantitative section (computer-based test only)ģ hours and 35 minutes, with one 15 minute breakģ hours and 45 minutes, including an optional 10-minute break “With the pandemic, economic uncertainty and social unrest, there is a heightened interest in studying law,” said John Chalmers, dean of admissions. New England Law | Boston announced earlier this year it would do so. Meanwhile, the number of schools accepting the GRE continues to grow. The University of Arizona continues to be a leader in enrolling such students. Brooklyn Law School, for instance, had a near 50% rate. Many of the law schools earning honors in preLaw’s analysis had high GRE acceptance rates. However, it accepts them at a near 70% clip, the highest among all law schools. Suffolk University School of Law in Boston was ranked No. 2 in a recent preLaw magazine analysis of Best Schools for Legal Technology. However, Georgetown was one of the nation’s first to accept the GRE and has been a leader in embracing technology when it comes to its impact on law. It accepts only about 20% of GRE applicants. However the Washington, D.C., school is the nation’s largest, so that could be one reason for its number. Georgetown University Law Center leads the way with 44 students. In the 2020 Class, nearly 200 GRE students were enrolled in the nation’s law schools. And, not surprisingly, as the number of schools that accept such students grows, so does the number of nerds - oops - GRE students. The American Bar Association tracks the number of such students at the nation’s law schools. Other studies have reached similar conclusions. It had done a study that showed the test did just as well as predicting first-year law school success as the LSAT. Today, nearly 70 law schools accept GRE scores, including a couple of good ones such as Harvard Law School. There are a wide range of fields, including the social and behavioral sciences, as well as business and psychology, where the study of law can enrich scholarship and create new and wider job options.” “For students in STEM fields, in particular, there are unique opportunities in intellectual property and other legal and policy issues raised by science and technology. The pool of applicants suddenly was enlarged - a lot more people take the GRE compared to the LSAT - at a time when law schools were struggling to get applicants.Īnd, as the University of Arizona’s website notes, people with math and engineering skills can flourish in law: Rogers School of Law to accept GRE scores in lieu of the LSAT was done in part to attract students who excelled in math and sciences. While that may be an embellishment - just a wee bit of one - the move by the University of Arizona James E. It was five years ago this past February that a law school broke with legal education tradition and decided to consider a new kind of student: The nerd.
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