Law360, Grand Rapids (May 30, 2017, 5:48 PM EDT) — Northwestern University School of Law is looking at the possibility of allowing applicants to forgo the Law School Admissions Test and instead submit GRE scores for entrance, the Chicago-based law school confirmed on Tuesday.
Northwestern’s decision to ponder accepting the GRE follows on the heels of Harvard Law School’s announcement in March that, as of this fall, the prestigious school will allow applicants to choose to either submit an LSAT or GRE score when applying for admission, and the University of Arizona’s James E. Rogers College…
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