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State Bar & Bar Associations
Jun. 15, 2018
USC law school to allow applicants with GRE scores
The school is hoping to attract more students with STEM backgrounds.
USC Gould School of Law Dean Andrew Guzman
University of Southern California Gould School of Law announced Thursday it will permit prospective students to apply with only GRE scores starting this fall, becoming the latest high-profile institution to move away from mandating the submission of LSAT scores.
USC appears to be just the second American Bar Association-accredited school in California to adopt such an approach, as UCLA School of Law made a similar announcement in Ma...
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