Dears,
[please respond only after reading GTown and GW Law's evening program admissions details on their website]
Does anyone here actually know someone (or have personal experience) that has received entry into this GTown or GW Law Evening Programs on this “LSAT-optional” route? Notably, the route under the policy that enables such optionality due to extensive work experience. Any considerations or details that would be useful to share? I am interested in the facts of the policy and its application or implementation by the law schools during admissions cycles, not any personal opinions or feelings.
Thank you so much.
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You should take the LSAT. Only a few students (I’m talking single digits) are accepted into Georgetown’s part-time program without an LSAT.
You may find this article helpful: https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/law-schools-embrace-lsat-alternatives-after-affirmative-action-ban-2023-12-13/
@Jillian062 thank you - appreciate you !