Is it more difficult for OOS Applicants to be admitted to a given public law school? Help!

bkontokb · August 3

Really would like some clarification on this! I know this is what it's like with medical school, and even undergrad. Does this hold true for law schools? For example, let's say I'm an applicant from...Minnesota; will I be held to a much higher admissions standard applying somewhere like...University of New Mexico?

capturingthemomentmedia · August 3

I would not think so. The universities have their admission standards on their websites for admissions into the schools. It should not change based on state.

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