If you're in doubt, it is probably a good idea to seek the advice of the recruiter from each specific law school. Explain your situation and ask how they would respond. You should be able to seek this advice anonymously if you choose. Also, it may be a good idea to ask lesbian, gay, or bisexual students at each school how they addressed this issue and to seek their advice. Whatever their decision, it worked for them.
Research is the key to a good law school decision.
Try to find out as much as you can from law school recruiters, students, faculty, and alumni. Admission-office personnel should be able to direct you to appropriate individuals. You also should consult your undergraduate prelaw advisor. To learn more about the role of lawyers and the law in the gay-rights movement, you may wish to contact the lesbian and gay bar association in the city nearest you. The association may have members who are able to assist you.