Are you likely to be accepted?

Avoid disappointment and save yourself some money by being judicious when you apply to law school. You will certainly want to apply to some stretch schools, but avoid applying to schools that are completely out of reach.

What do law school admissions counselors look for when they build the next class?

• LSAT scores
• Undergraduate GPA
• Work experiences
• Life experiences such as obstacles, community service, etc.

The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) provides valuable information to both admissions offices and law school applicants. In addition to administering the Law School Admission Test (LSAT), LSAC provides unique tools to help you decide which school is right for you. Use the UGPA/LSAT search feature here. Enter your Undergraduate GPA and LSAT score in the search tool and you can see your likelihood of admission. You can also refine your search by state.