To continue our current success in admitting diverse, highly qualified students in the future, our admission process is structured to allow you, the applicant, to demonstrate all of your personal strengths. A majority of the entering class is admitted on the basis of their undergraduate grade point average and LSAT score.
All applicants are eligible to be considered for index admission.
The formula for computing your index from your undergraduate grade point average and LSAT score is set out in the application materials. In the non-index admission process, the Committee considers more than just your undergraduate grade point average and LSAT score. Your personal statement and letters of evaluation provide useful information which committee members carefully consider when making admission decisions. All applicants are considered for non-index admission. The Committee looks for candidates whose backgrounds demonstrate achievement, who will enrich the student body, and who will make a unique contribution to the legal profession.