Law School Application Requirements

Requirements for Top Law Schools 

The coveted T14 law schools are often at the top of students’ lists. These schools are the most prestigious law schools in the country and are some of the hardest to get into!

Yale University

Ranked as the best law school in the U.S., Yale has high expectations of its prospective students. Here are Yale’s application requirements:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.94
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 175
• A Personal Statement: Share who you are as a person, potential law student, and future lawyer
• An Essay: 250 words about an idea that is of particular interest to you – many students write about a time they changed their mind 
• An Optional Diversity Statement: Explain how your unique circumstances will contribute to the Yale community
• An Optional Addenda: Explanations for weak parts of your application
• Letters of Recommendation: At least two letters are required, preferably written by professors 
• Statement of Activities: Will ask what you did during terms you weren’t in school, what you did during terms you were, and what other relevant activities you pursued 
• A Resume: Listing your paid and unpaid extracurriculars during and after college

Stanford University

Tied with Yale for first place, here’s what it takes to gain admission to Stanford Law.

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.92
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 173
• A Resume: One to two pages long, describing your academic and professional activities
• A Personal Statement: Around two pages long, sharing important or unusual information about yourself 
• Optional Diversity Essay: Explains how your background, circumstances, or experiences would contribute to the diversity of the entering class
• Optional Short Essays: Answer two of four essays with 100 to 250-word responses for each
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to four letters are required, preferably all from academic mentors

The University of Chicago

The University of Chicago is the third-best law school in the nation. To apply, you’ll have to submit the following:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.91
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 173
• A Resume: Contains your educational history, extracurriculars, and volunteer/work experience
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to four letters are required; at least one should be from an academic faculty member
• A Personal Statement: Should be on a unique personal attribute or experience
• Optional Addenda: Explaining lower GPA or LSAT scores
• Optional Diversity Statement: Describing how your background will enhance the diversity of the UChicago Law community

The University of Pennsylvania (Carey)

The fourth-best law school in the nation is the University of Pennsylvania. Here’s what you’ll need to get into UPenn:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.9
• LSAT, GRE, or GMAT Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 172
• A Personal Statement: Introduces you to the committee and shows what you value and your goals
• A Resume: Summarizing all of your work, volunteer, academic, and extracurricular activities
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required; at least one should be written by an academic faculty member

Duke University

The fifth-best law school in the nation is Duke University. Duke requires the following from all its applicants:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.85
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 170
• A Personal Statement: Detailing significant personal experiences and your personal and career ambitions
• A Resume: Including your educational history, volunteer and work activities, and honors and awards received
• Optional Essay One: Explain why you chose Duke in particular
• Optional Essay Two: Explain how you would contribute to Duke’s diversity
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to four letters are required, with at least one coming from an academic mentor

Harvard University

Tying for fifth place is Harvard University, another law school giant. These are the application materials you’ll need to apply to Harvard:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.92
• LSAT/GRE Scores: the median accepted LSAT score is 174
• A Resume: One to two pages long, including relevant experience and extracurriculars
• A Personal Statement: Two full double-spaced pages long, giving more context on how your strengths and experiences would make you a valuable contributor to the Harvard community
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to three letters are required, with at least one from an academic source
• Optional Statement: A one-page statement describing your achievements in the context of your background or an elaboration on how you could contribute to Harvard
• Optional Addenda: Explains any negative aspects of your application

New York University

NYU is also tied for fifth place. Here are the prerequisites for its law school: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.88
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 172
• A Personal Statement: No page limit – it should introduce you and elaborate on parts of your application 
• A Resume: Lists your work, academic, and volunteer experience
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required, preferably from academic faculty members
• Additional Information Statements: Students can submit documents explaining low performance, unique experiences, history of educational or socioeconomic disadvantage, and other relevant circumstances

Columbia University 

Columbia University ranks as the eighth-best law school. These are the application requirements for this school:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.87
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 173
• Letters of Recommendation: At least two letters are required, preferably written by academic faculty
• A Personal Statement: Around two pages long, introducing yourself to the committee
• A Resume: Outlines your work/volunteer experience and academic/non-academic achievements
• Dean’s Appraisal Certification: A document to be signed by your undergraduate dean or other administrator confirming your academic integrity 
• An Optional Addendum: Explains low scores 

The University of Virginia

As the eighth-best law school (tied with Columbia), the University of Virginia is another top pick for aspiring law students. UVA requires the following from its applicants:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.94
• LSAT, GRE, or GMAT Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 171
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to four letters are required; at least one should be written by an academic faculty member
• A Personal Statement: Can address your intellectual interests, accomplishments, obstacles, goals, or more
• A Resume: Indicates the academic, professional, and personal experiences you’ve pursued
• Optional Diversity Statement: Explains how you’ll contribute to diversity at UVA
• Optional Statement of Interest: Explains why you chose UVA
• Optional Addenda: Explains low test scores or a low GPA

Northwestern University (Pritzker)

In 10th place is Northwestern University. The school requires students to submit the following as part of their application:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.89
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 171
• A Personal Statement: Share your goals, influences, decision to pursue a legal education, and more
• A Resume: Share relevant experiences backing up your law school candidacy
• Optional Essay: Tell the admissions committee anything that didn’t fit in the rest of your application
• Letters of Recommendation: At least one is required, ideally from an academic mentor
• Optional Admissions Interview: An online, optional (but highly recommended) video interview answering a series of pre-recorded questions

University of California - Berkeley

UC Berkeley’s law school ranks tenth in the nation (tied with Pritzker). To get into Berkeley, students must meet the following admission requirements:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.83
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 170
• A Personal Statement: Ideally four double-spaced pages letting the committee know more about you
• A Resume: No page limit – lists your achievements and experience
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to four letters are required, preferably from academic faculty members
• Optional Addenda: Explains unique circumstances or poor standardized test/academic performance 

University of Michigan

UMichigan is also tied for the tenth-best law school. Here’s what it takes to gain admission:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.83
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 171
• A Personal Statement: Ideally between two to four double-spaced pages 
• Letters of Recommendation: One to three letters are required, preferably written by academic faculty members
• Supplemental Essays: You can write up to two of nine essays – each is one to two pages long
• Optional Addenda: Clarify any information in your application

Cornell University 

This Ivy League law school ranks 13th in the nation. Cornell’s admission requirements are as follows:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.87
• LSAT, GRE, or GMAT Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 172
• A Personal Statement: The suggested limit is two double-spaced pages
• A Resume: Present your work and volunteer experience
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required, ideally written by academic faculty

Georgetown University

The final T14 law school is Georgetown University. Students are required to submit these application materials:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.87
• LSAT, GRE, or GMAT scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 171
• A Personal Statement: No page restrictions, but two pages double-spaced is recommended
• A Resume: One to two pages long
• Letters of Recommendation: One letter is required, preferably from a professor
• Optional Responses: You can submit a 250-word response to one of five questions 
• Optional Diversity Statement: States how your personal background will contribute to the school’s diversity

Application Requirements for Other Law Schools

The next 31 schools may not be the highest-ranked in the nation, but they’re still excellent choices for aspiring law students! Here are all their law school prerequisites:

The University of California - Los Angeles

UCLA ranks 14th as the best law school and requires the following as part of its application process:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.9
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 171
• A Personal Statement: Shouldn’t exceed two double-spaced pages 
• A Resume: One to two pages long
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required, with at least one being written by an academic faculty member

The University of Minnesota

As the 16th-place law school, the University of Minnesota is a great option for aspiring law students. This school requires the following from its applicants:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.83
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 168
• A Personal Statement: Should be two pages, double-spaced
• A Resume: No page limit
• Letters of Recommendation: One to two letters from academic sources
• Optional Statement of Interest: Discuss why you chose Minnesota Law in particular
• Optional Addenda: Each addendum should be one page, double-spaced to highlight diversity or explain parts of your application, obstacles, or other important matters
• Optional Video Interview: All applicants are strongly encouraged to complete the pre-recorded video interview to introduce themselves to the committee

The University of Southern California (Gould)

Tied for 16th place is the University of Southern California. This school requires these materials:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.87
• LSAT/GRE Scores: the median accepted LSAT score is 168
• A Personal Statement: Two to three pages, double-spaced, discussing how your background led you to pursue law
• A Resume: Shouldn’t exceed two pages
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to three letters are required, written by individuals who’ve evaluated your academic performance
• Optional Diversity Essay: Discussing your potential diversity contribution to USC
• Optional Statement of Interest: Allows you to speak in more detail about your interest in USC
• Optional Addenda: A brief statement clarifying aspects of your application

University of Texas - Austin

Tying for 16th place is the University of Texas. Students are required to submit the following: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.84
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 170
• A Personal Statement: No more than two double-spaced pages addressing your decision to pursue legal education
• A Resume: Shouldn’t exceed three pages
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required
• Optional Addenda: Talk about economic, social, and/or personal background, their undergraduate performance, or their standardized test performance

Vanderbilt University

Vanderbilt is another 16th-place law school. Its law school application requirements are as follows: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.9
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 170
• A Personal Statement: Introduce yourself to the admissions committee
• Letters of Recommendation: At least two letters are required, preferably from academic faculty
• Optional Diversity Essay: Explain how you’d contribute to Vanderbilt’s diversity
• Optional Admissions Interview: All applicants are encouraged to schedule an in-person interview

The University of Georgia

The University of Georgia is the 20th best law school and requires these materials from applicants:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.87
• LSAT/GRE scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 168
• An Admission Essay: A brief personal statement
• A Resume: Detailing your education, employment, skills, honors, awards, and accomplishments
• Letters of Recommendation: At least two letters are required, preferably written by professors, employers, or others who can attest to your potential

Washington University in St. Louis

This law school is tied for the 20th best in the nation! Applicants must submit the following to apply to WashU’s JD program:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.94
• LSAT/ GRE scores: the median accepted LSAT score is 172
• A Personal Statement: Two to three double-spaced pages long
• A Resume: Highlights relevant experiences
• Letters of Recommendation: At least two are required, preferably from academic mentors
• Optional Addenda: Regarding diversity, financial need, experiences, and grades

Brigham Young University (Clark)

The 22nd-best law school in the nation is Brigham Young University. BYU is associated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and requires applicants to submit these materials:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.92
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 168
• A Personal Statement: Two double-spaced pages long
• A Resume: One page long 
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required from professors

Ohio State University (Moritz)

Coming in 22nd place as well, Ohio State University requires the following application materials:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.86
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 164
• A Personal Statement: Generally one two to three pages, double-spaced
• A Resume: Generally one to three pages long
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required, preferably written by academic faculty
• Optional Essays: Includes a diversity essay, essay on leadership potential/experience, and a commitment to public interest/service essay

The University of Florida (Levin)

Tied for 22nd in the nation, the University of Florida may not have made the top 20, but it’s known for producing successful lawyers. These are the application requirements:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.9
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 169
• A Personal Statement: Must not exceed four double-spaced pages
• A Resume: Should detail awards, work or volunteer experience, publications, and/or foreign language proficiency
• Letters of Recommendation: One to four letters are required, with at least one coming from someone who can directly attest to your academic abilities
• Optional “Why UF” Statement: Further explain why you chose UF 
• Diversity, Inclusion, and/or Need Statements: Up to two double-spaced pages explaining how you’d foster a more inclusive and diverse community
• Optional Addenda: Explains anything you want to elaborate on further in your application

The University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

The University of North Carolina is also ranked 22nd in the nation. UNC asks prospective students to submit the following as part of their applications:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.77
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 166
• A Personal Statement: You must discuss why you want to become a legal professional, why you think you’re ready for the demands of the profession, and why you chose UNC – it shouldn’t exceed four pages
• A Resume: Can be up to three pages long
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to three letters are required; at least one should be from a professor
• Supplemental Application: Determines your residency for tuition purposes

Wake Forest University

The final law school that ranks 22nd in the nation is Wake Forest University. These are the application requirements: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.72
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 165
• A Personal Statement: Introduces you to the admissions committee
• A Resume: Details your accomplishments and experiences
• Letters of Recommendation: One to two letters are required, with at least one from an academic mentor
• Optional Statement: Further explaining your interest in Wake Forest Law
• Optional Addenda: Explains weaker parts of your application if needed

Boston University

Boston University is the 27th-best law school in the nation. These are the requirements to apply to its School of Law:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.84
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 170
• A Personal Statement: Two double-spaced pages discussing the experiences that contributed to your decision to study law
• A Resume: No required length
• Letters of Recommendation: At least two letters are required, ideally from academic mentors
• Optional Diversity Essay: Highlight your unique circumstances and experiences that demonstrate how you’d contribute to BU’s diverse community
• Optional Addenda: Approximately a paragraph or two giving context to certain aspects of your application

The University of Notre Dame

In 27th place as well, these are the University of Notre Dame’s application requirements:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.81
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT is 168
• A Personal Statement: Should be no more than two double-spaced pages 
• A Resume: Typically one to two pages long
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to four letters are required, but it’s suggested to only submit two written by academic instructors
• Optional “Why Notre Dame” Statement: Should be no more than two double-spaced pages
• Optional “Different Kind of Lawyer” Statement: Should be no longer than two double-spaced pages, explaining why you’re unique and what you hope to achieve in the future

Boston College

Boston College is the 29th best law school in the U.S. These are its application requirements: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.74
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 166
• A Personal Statement: Up to three pages, double-spaced
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required, with at least one from a professor
• Optional Addendum: Explain low LSAT scores or a low GPA if needed

Fordham University

Fordham University is another school that ranks 29th. To apply to this law school, students must submit the following:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.71
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 166
• A Personal Statement: Shouldn’t exceed two double-spaced pages
• A Resume: One page is preferred, but it may be longer if needed
• Letters of Recommendation: At least two letters are required, ideally from professors
• Optional Statement: Explains your interest in Fordham
• Optional Addenda: Explains weaknesses in your application if needed

Texas A&M University 

Texas A&M University is tied with Boston College and Fordham for 29th place. These are the university’s application requirements: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.93
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 164
• A Personal Statement: A typed, double-spaced personal statement not exceeding two pages – there’s no specific prompt or format 
• A Resume: Include details about your education, honor societies, military service, extracurriculars, service, honors/awards, publications, foreign language proficiencies, and any other achievements
  Letters of Recommendation: Two letters of recommendation, ideally from present/previous professors and supervisors 

Arizona State University (O’Connor)

The 32nd best law school is Arizona State University. This law school’s application process involves submitting:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.85
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 167
• A Personal Statement: Should be no more than two pages, double-spaced
• A Resume: Should be no more than two pages
• Optional Letters of Recommendation: You may submit up to two letters
• Optional Diversity Statement: Should be no more than one page, double-spaced
• Optional Addenda: Should be no more than one page, double-spaced

George Mason University (Scalia)

While George Mason ties for 32nd overall as a law school, it has the fourth-best part-time law program in the nation! Here are the application requirements to apply:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.83
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 166
• A Personal Statement: Shouldn’t exceed two pages, double-spaced
• A Resume: No page, format, or content limits 
• Letters of Recommendation: Only one letter is required and should be written by an academic faculty member
• A Mason Statement: A two-page statement explaining why you chose George Mason

The University of Utah (Quiney)

Typing for 32nd place as well is the University of Utah. This school requires the following application materials: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.87
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 163
• A Personal Statement: Should be no longer than two pages, double-spaced
• A Resume: Details relevant experience
• Letters of Recommendation: At least one letter is required, preferably from an academic source
• Optional Leadership Statement: Outlines your philosophy and experience with leadership
• Optional Diversity Statement: Outlines your unique perspectives and experiences
• Optional Addenda: Outlines optional explanations about your application materials

Emory University

Emory University is the country’s 35th-best law school. Here’s what it takes to gain admission to Emory:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.8
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 168
• A Personal Statement: Shouldn’t exceed two pages, double-spaced
• A Resume: Shouldn’t exceed one page
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters, ideally from professors
• Optional Addendums: Provides clarification on parts of your application

George Washington University

Tied for 35th place is George Washington University. To complete the GW application, you must submit:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.84
• LSAT, GRE, or GMAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 168
• A Personal Statement: Shouldn’t exceed two double-spaced pages
• Letters of Recommendation: One to three letters are required; at least one should be written by an academic faculty member
• Optional Identity Statement: Discuss characteristics and accomplishments that will contribute positively to the GW Law community
• Optional Addenda: Short statements explaining lower scores if needed

The University of Alabama

The University of Alabama is another law school that ranks 35th in the nation. This law school’s application requirements are:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.95
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT Score is 166
• A Personal Statement: Should be two pages, double-spaced
• A Resume: Details relevant work, volunteer, and academic experience
• Letters of Recommendation: One to two letters are required, with at least one from an academic mentor

University of California - Irvine

UC Irvine also ranks 35th and has the following prereqs for law school admissions:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.72
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 167
• A Personal Statement: Has a 750-word limit
• A Resume: Must be updated and include all relevant experience and accomplishments
• A “Why UCI Law” Statement: Has a 750-word limit
• Letters of Recommendation: Two or three letters are required, preferably from academic sources
• Optional Inclusive Excellence Essay: Has a 500-word limit
• Optional Addenda: Discuss low GPA or LSAT scores, with a 500-word limit

 The University of Iowa

Also ranked 35th is the University of Iowa. To apply to this law school, students need the following:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.69
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 163
• A Personal Statement: Two to three pages long
• A Resume: Indicating relevant academic, professional, or volunteer experience
• Letters of Recommendation: At least two letters are required, ideally written by professors

The University of Kansas 

Claiming the 40th spot is the University of Kansas School of Law. The school’s application requirements are as follows: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.73
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 158
• A Personal Statement: Your personal statement must be two to three pages long, double-spaced
• A Resume: Must include your educational/work/extracurricular experiences
• Letters of Recommendation: At least one letter should come from a professor (if you graduated less than three years ago) – you must provide at least two letters
• Optional Kansas Statement: Explain your interest/connection to Kansas or the University of Kansas 
• Optional Diversity Statement: Share the life experiences or personal characteristics that would contribute to the school’s diversity 
• Optional Addendum: Share additional information about your academic record, if needed

The University of Wisconsin - Madison

The University of Wisconsin ranks 40th as well and has these admission requirements: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.73
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 165
• A Personal Statement: Express your interest in law 
• A Resume: Showcase your work and volunteer experience
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required, with at least one coming from an academic mentor
• Optional Addenda: Give context about parts of your application

Washington and Lee University

Another law school that ranks 40th is Washington and Lee University. Here’s what it takes to get into this school:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.66
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 164
• A Personal Statement: Should focus on what makes you unique
• Letters of Recommendation: One to four letters are required – at least one should come from a professor
• Optional Ethical Dilemma Essay: You’ll write about an ethical dilemma in 500 words or less

The University of Illinois: Urbana-Champaign

The 43rd-best law school is the University of Illinois. This law school expects all its applicants to submit the following to be considered for admission:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.71
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 166
• A Personal Statement: Should focus on a personal attribute or experience
• A Resume: List your educational history, extracurricular activities, community and volunteer activities, and work experience
• Letters of Recommendation: Two to four letters are required, preferably from an expert in a relevant academic or professional field

Villanova University (Widger) 

Tied for 43rd best law school is Villanova University. The school requires applicants to submit the following materials: 

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.76
• An LSAT Score: The median accepted LSAT score is 163
• A Personal Statement: Must not exceed three pages – you can write about any topic
• A Resume: No format or length requirements listed
• Letters of Recommendation: One letter is required – you can submit additional letters if you want to
• Optional Essays: Candidates are encouraged to write an essay (no longer than 2 pages) expressing their qualifications, talents, perspectives, and goals

Indiana University - Bloomington (Maurer)

The 45th-best law school is Indiana University. This law school requires its prospective students to submit the following:

• An Undergraduate Degree: The median accepted GPA is 3.79
• LSAT/GRE Scores: The median accepted LSAT score is 162
• A Personal Statement: Should be two to three pages long and explain your motivation to join Indiana University
• A Resume: Outline your professional and volunteer experience, accomplishments, and other important information
• Letters of Recommendation: Two letters are required, ideally written by professors
• Optional Addenda: Explain the circumstances surrounding low scores or a low GPA

Ensure you keep a note of the law school application requirements, set a target LSAT score, and begin preparing your application as early as possible!