Pepperdine Home Admissions Applicants whose undergraduate degree was earned outside the United States should observe the following procedures for standardized test requirements, foreign transcripts and letters of recommendation. The applicant must take the LSAT and request that the score be reported to the School of Law. Applicants are urged to take the LSAT as early as possible and no later than February of the year in which admission is sought.
LSAT scores are valid for three years.
Two letters of recommendation are required. Recommendations should be furnished by those individuals who can best assess your ability to succeed in law school. When possible, at least one of the recommendations should be provided by a faculty member with whom you pursued your undergraduate studies. Letters should be sent directly to the School of Law Admissions Office. Inc. International Education Cons.