Encoding the Debate: LSAT or GRE for Grad School

Prospective law students are often at their wits' end when choosing between the two entrance exams. The question of should I take both GRE and LSAT or not?” comes up with some frequency, especially now that more law schools are broadening their admissions criteria to include the GRE instead of just the usual LSAT. Each test has its own subtleties that are necessary to take into consideration.

Standardized tests are important for students trying to plan their academic futures. Many students ask, What are the GRE or LSAT ?   When co...

The Master of Legal Studies (MLS) is for experienced professionals who wish to have a foundational understanding of the law while not becoming practicing attorneys. It acts as a bridge between legal knowledge and non-legal practices, providing skillful education in the legal values, rules, and codes that can be applied irrespective of any industry.

A common question among students who are prospective graduate school applicants is this: Should I take both the GRE and LSAT? These are both gates that open up two different academic pathways, but deciding to take both requires some serious thought.  The new MCAT is a formidable creature, setting intense expectations for both test-takers and educators. With the beast that is it’s very reasonable to feel overwhelmed by all this learning — i.e., organic chemistry, general chemistry, biochemistry, and biology — that’s tested along with language arts/comprehension.