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		Graduate with baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university by the time orientation begins in the fall (accredited colleges or universities are available at http://www.chea.org/ ); AND

		The On-line Application for Admission ; AND

		The On-line Application for Admission ; AND

		$40 non-refundable, non-waivable application fee through LSAC's credit card fee collection service. AND

		The LSAT score; AND

		Two written recommendations submitted through LSAC's recommendation service* ; AND

		A current, completed LSDAS report that includes all post secondary educational institutions attended (except foreign-educated applicants), an LSAT Score, a writing sample, and two written recommendations submitted through LSAC's recommendation service; AND

		Personal Statement (strongly recommended)

In the event you encounter any technical difficulty in using this service, you should call LSAC's Help Desk at (215)968-1393 Foreign-Educated Applicants* Applicants who attended foreign institutions must have their academic credentials evaluated for baccalaureate equivalency and assessment of grade point average. Applicants who submit foreign transcripts must pay for the costs associated with having their foreign transcripts translated and/or evaluated by the World Education Service, Inc. (WES). The results must be sent directly to the Law School by the the World Education Service, Inc. (WES). Foreign-Born Applicants An offer of admission from the Law School to a foreign-born applicant is conditioned upon verification that, as an incoming foreign-born student, you are eligible to enroll in school. International Applicants If you are an international applicant , please follow the instructions for first-time students and click here for additional information and forms.

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