Education Law,
State Bar & Bar Associations
May 15, 2018
In aftermath of ABA vote, UCLA law school to allow more GRE applicants
The faculty vote came on the heels of the ABA’s legal education council supporting eliminating the admissions test mandate
The American Bar Association’s movement toward scrapping the mandate that law school applicants take an admissions test is expected to prompt more institutions to permit LSAT alternatives.
Already on Monday, UCLA School of Law’s faculty voted to more broadly allow prospective students to apply on the basis of GRE scores starting with the next admissions cycle.
The ABA legal education council’s decis...
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