A student expecting to enter the school of law must hold a baccalaureate degree granted by an accredited institution of higher learning.
Requirements are flexible for undergraduate study preceding legal education.
However, the student s college record and law school admission test score must demonstrate that the student is highly qualified for law study. A mastery of the English language is essential and the entering student should be able to read with comprehension and be able to express clearly and concisely in both oral and in written fashion. A baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university in a field of study deemed appropriate by the faculty of the school of law, with an academic average substantially better than the minimum average required for such a degree, must have been earned prior to the time the applicant begins work in the law school. The school will be looking beyond the LSAT and G.P.A. for special qualities in its applicants for day division and evening division openings. The growth and maturity of the applicants and their commitment to law study are significant concerns.