Summary: More law schools are beginning to consider GRE test scores instead of LSAT scores in an attempt to attract the top qualified students.
Just a year ago, law schools never would have dreamed of replacing the age old tradition of LSAT scores with the less prestigious GRE test scores. Enrollment at law schools have been suffering with the ability to attract qualified candidates. In order to get the best students to apply to law school programs, law schools have been taking whatever steps they can. One of those steps has been accepting different test scores. Law schools are slowing warming up to the idea of allowing GRE scores in addition to or completely in place of the coveted LSAT scores.
Chicago-area law schools are the latest to…
