What Law Schools Can I Get Into With a 155 Lsat

Canadian Law School Profiles

Application and admissions criteria for 16 Canadian law schools including: regular applicant profile and enrolment, strengths and special programs, tuition, and expenses.

	Law School	Total Applicants	First Year Enrolment	Average LSAT	Average GPA	Tuition	Application Deadline	Application Fee
	Dalhousie U	1,300+	170	160-164	3.7	$20,998.50	Feb 28	$70
	Lakehead U	Not Available	65	Not Available	Not Available	$17,967.06	Nov 1	$200
	McGill U	1,300-15,000	183	161	3.8	$10,841.01	Nov 1	$122.52
	Queen's U	2,700	200	160	3.73	$18,287.66	Nov 1	$100
	TRU	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	$10,239.30	Feb 10	$119.48
	U of A	1,200	142	160	3.8	$11,701.48	Dec 1	$125
	UBC	1,500+	200	166	3.8	$13,149.44	Dec 1	$95.00
	U of C	1,186	135	161	3.66	$14,600	Dec 1	$125
	U of M	665	106	161	3.92	$12,400	Dec 1	$100
	UNB	715	92	158	3.8	$13,522	Mar 1	$125
	U of O	2,600	310	Not Available	80%	$11,057.48	Nov 1	$100**
	U of S	900-1250	126	158	3.36	$15,561.00	Feb 1	$125
	U of T	2,000+	215	165	3.86	$33,040.00	Nov 1	$100**
	UVic	1,000	95	89th Percentile	3.81	$10,370.00	Jan 15	$101.75
	UWO	2,200 - 2,800	185	161	3.7	$22,390.00	Nov 1	$100**
	UWindsor	1,800-2,200	165	155	3.12	$9,665.08/term	Nov 1	$100**
	York U	2,735	290	82nd percentile	3.69	$25,866.74	Nov 1	$100**

*  The cost of tuition for McGill University is based on the student's residency. Quebec and International resident tuitions are listed on the McGill University profile.
** The law school application fee for this school is $100 plus the OLSAS Application service fee of $200
*** Average is the Median CGPA
(E) refers to the English LL.B program offered at the University of Ottawa
(F) refers to the French LL.B program offered at the University of Ottawa

Dalhousie University

Schulich School of Law Weldon Law Building 6061 University Avenue – PO Box 15000 Halifax, NS, B3H 4R2

T: 902-494-2068E: lawinfo@dal.ca W: www.dal.ca/faculty/law.html

Regular Application and Admissions Criteria

The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). LSATs written in June will not be considered for positions in the class starting in September of that year.Will only accept LSAT scores within the last five years.

Regular Applicants Deadline: February 28

-Undergraduate degree from an accredited institution OR -Three full years' study after junior matriculation or two full years after senior matriculation of a course leading to a degree - Supporting documents – official transcripts, personal statement, resume, and two letters of reference - Interviews may be required - Rolling admission - Other Admission Categories: Special Status applicants, mature applicants, Indigenous Blacks, Mi'kmaq, and Aboriginal applicants

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition and Fees	$20,998.50
Textbook and Course Materials	$1,350
Application Fee	$70
- Extensive need-based and merit scholarships available - Financial aid available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	160-164
Number of Applicants	1,300+
Average GPA	3.7
First-year enrolment	170

Strengths and Special Programs

-Specializations and Certificates: Marine and Environmental Law, Business Law, Health Law and Policy Program, Law and Technology, Criminal Justice, Aboriginal and Indigenous Law - Legal Aid clinical experience - Indigenous Blacks and Mi'kmaq (IB&M) Initiative

- Constitutional and Public Law - Mooting and internship opportunities - Combined degrees – LL.B/MBA; LL.B/MP; LL.B/MLIS; and LL.B/MHSA

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria

Regular Applicants Deadline: November 1

- First round offers are sent in January, the rolling admission until class is full - No minimum LSAT score - Highest LSAT score is used - Applicants must take the LSAT no later than January - Minimum 3 years of full-time undergraduate study from a recognized university - Academic standing of B+/75% with an A-/80% average in final two years - Supporting documents: official transcripts, two letters of reference, an autobiographical sketch, and a personal statement - Other Admission Categories: mature applicants, aboriginal applicants, access applicants

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$17,967.06
Textbook and Course Materials	$600 - $1000
Application Fee	$200
- Scholarships available - Financial aid available

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria
McGill University uses a transsystemic approach to accepting students into the law program. The LSAT is not required but will be considered if written.

Regular Applicants Deadline: November 1

- A minimum of two years of university studies (60 credits) or a diploma of collegial studies DCS from CEGEP - Candidates are expected to read text in both English and French - Applicants are not required to take the LSAT. If a candidate has taken or will be taking the LSAT, the score will be reviewed. Candidates should write the LSAT by November of the year prior to the year of admission. - Supporting documents: personal statement, CV, two letters of reference, official transcripts - Other Admission Categories: mature, advanced-standing, CEGEP/QFB, and transfer

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	- Quebec Students: $5,060.61 - Other Canadian Students: $10,841.01 - International Students: $52,359.21
Textbook and Course Materials	$1000
Application Fee	$122.52
- Scholarships, bursaries, and Financial aid available.

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	161
Number of applicants	1,300-1,500
First-year enrolment	183
Class average GPA	3.8 on a 4.0 scale

Strengths and Special Programs

- Integrated B.C.L and LL.B with options to pursue a Minor, Major or Honours -Master of Business Administration (MBA) with integrated Bachelor of Civil Law/Juris Doctor (BCL/JD) -Master of Social Work (MSW) with integrated Bachelor of Civil Law/Bachelor of Laws (BCL/JD)

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Queen's University

Faculty of Law 128 Union Street Kingston, ON, K7L 3N6

T:613-533-6000 ext 71683E: JD@queensu.ca W: law.queensu.ca

Regular Application and Admissions Criteria
The admission committee assesses applicants based primarily on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). Applicants applying to Ontario law schools must submit their applications to the OLSAS. LSATs must have been written in the past five years.

Regular Applicants Deadline: November 1

- A minimum of three years at a recognized university; a four-year degree is strongly preferred - Highest LSAT score used for admission decision - Supporting documents: letters of reference, personal statement, official transcripts, and supplementary documentation on basis of Aboriginal or Access Category - Applications are considered holistically, with multiple factors taken into account beyond grades and LSAT score - February LSAT scores will be the last accepted for September admission - Other Admission Categories: Access applicants and Aboriginal applicants

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$18,287.66
Application Fee	$100
Additional Textbook Expenses	$1,199.91
- Financial aid available - Scholarships and Bursaries available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	160
Number of applicants in 2015	2,700
First-year class size	208
Average GPA	3.73

Strengths and Special Programs

- Research Initiatives include: the Centre for Law in Contemporory Workplace, Conflict Analytics, Feminist Legal Studies, Political and Legal Thought Surveillance Studies - International Law Program at the BISC - International Exchange programs

- Moot Court Programs - Queen's Clinics: Legal Aid, Prison Law, Business Law, Elder Law, Family Law - Combined J.D. programs: JD/MBA, MA (Economics)/J.D., MIR/JD, MPA/JD, Common/Civil Law JD Program

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria

Regular Applicants Deadline: November 1

- Undergraduate degree or a minimum of three years towards a degree from an accredited institution - January LSAT scores will be the last accepted for September admission - Highest LSAT score used - Rolling admission - Supporting documents: official transcripts, statement of interest, two letters of reference (at least one academic), CV/Resume - Other Admission Categories: Indigenous Canadian and Special Consideration

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	Canadian Students: $10,239.30 plus $627.86 in additional fees per semester
Textbook and Course Materials	$1,500
Application Fee	$119.48
- Financial aid available - Scholarships and Bursaries available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	Not available
Average GPA	Not available
First-year enrolment	Not available

Strengths and Special Programs

- J.D. and J.D./MBA - Legal, Clinical and Community-Based Practice - Environmental and Natural Resources Law - Legal Research and Writing -Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Intercultural Learning and Anti-Racism in Law

- Exchanges in Canada, the United States, Asia, Europe, Australia, and South Africa - Advocacy, Negotiation and Dispute Resolution - Competitive Mooting Program - Feminist Legal Studies - Field Visits to Ckuncwentn First Nation court and Criminal court

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University of Alberta

Law Centre, 111-89 Ave. NW, Room 128
Edmonton, AB  T6G 2H5
Telephone: (780) 492-3122   Fax: (780) 492-4924
www.lawschool.ualberta.ca | Email: law.admissions@ualberta.ca

Regular Application and Admissions Criteria

The admission committee assesses applicants based on a combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). LSATs must have been written in the last 5 years.

Undergraduate degree or a minimum of three years towards a degree from an accredited institution Application deadline – December 1 Supporting document deadline – February 1 Part-time study requests deadline – July 1 Part-time study is limited to five percent of first-year spots Multiple LSAT scores averaged

Supporting documents – official transcripts, and personal statement Application fee – $125 for new applicants, $75 for current or former U of A students January of the previous year is the last LSAT writing acceptable for September admission Other admission categories: mature applicants, Aboriginal applicants, international applicants, part–time study, and visiting and transferring applicants

Regular Applicant Profile and Enrolment

The following table summarizes the applicant profile for the University of Alberta's Faculty of Law program:

	151-152	153-154	155-156	157-158	159-160	161-162	163-164	165-166	167-168	169-170	171-175	Total
4.0	4	4	1	4	2	2	2	0	0	1	1	21
3.9	0	3	10	14	4	4	5	1	1	2	0	44
3.8	0	2	8	10	5	4	2	3	1	0	0	35
3.7	0	0	0	5	10	5	7	3	0	1	0	31
3.6	0	0	0	0	4	4	2	2	1	0	1	14
3.5	0	0	0	0	0	7	3	3	0	2	0	15
3.4	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	1	1	0	0	4
3.3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1
3.2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1
Total	4	9	19	33	25	26	23	14	4	7	2	165

The above table was obtained from the University of Alberta Faculty of Law.

Average LSAT score – 160 Total applicants in 2015 – 1,200

Average GPA – 3.8 First-year enrolment – 142 (2020)

Strengths and Special Programs

4-year dual MBA/JD The Wahkohtowin Law and Governance Lodge The International Ombudsman Institute

The Health Law Institute The Alberta Law Reform Institute The Centre for Constitutional Studies Opportunity to complete exchange programs in Australia, New Zealand, UK, Denmark, Germany, and more.

Tuition and Expenses

• Estimated full-time tuition and fees - $15,203.90 (tuition, $11,701.48; books, $1,600; non-instructional fees, $1,902.42)
• Additional textbook and course material expenses – $1,600
• Scholarships, program prizes, awards, and bursaries are available

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria
The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA) and personal statement.

Regular Applicants Deadline: December 1

- Undergraduate degree or a minimum of three years (90 credits) towards a degree from an accredited institution - Highest LSAT score used - The LSAT and GPA are weighed equally - Final official transcripts deadline - Jan 31 - Supporting documents: personal statement, official transcripts - Other Admission Categories: discretionary, Indigenous, transfer, and advanced standing (letters of reference required for these categories)

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$13,149.44 (first year)
Textbook and Course Materials	$1,600
Application Fee	$95.00
Ancillary Fees	$1,200
- Financial aid available - Scholarships and Bursaries available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	166
Average GPA	83% or 3.8
First-year enrolment	200

Strengths and Special Programs

- Research Centres: Business Law, Law and Environment, Asian Legal Studies, Feminist Legal Studies - Concentration in Business Law, Aboriginal Law, Law and Social Justice, and Environmental and Natural Resource Law

- Exchanges in Canada, the United States, Asia, Europe, and Australia - Clinical and Externship Programs - Competitive Mooting Program - Joint programs with the University of Hong Kong and the Melbourne Law School

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria
The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). LSAT's must be written within the last 5 years to be accepted.

Regular Applicants Deadline: November 1

- A minimum of two years of post-secondary study - Courses to be considered must be completed prior to December 31 in the year the application is made - Supporting documentation deadline – February 15 - Highest LSAT score used first to file applicant statistically, then average of multiple scores considered - Applicants are reviewed based on their statistical profile first, i.e. LSAT scores and GPA. Then other factors are considered: maturity, communication skills, extra-curricular activities, work experience, and community involvement are all considered - Supporting documents – official transcripts, two letters of reference, and a statement of interest - LSAT must be written no later than January following the application submission - Other Admission Categories: Indigenous applicants, Black applicants, Transfer, Letter of Permission, International Exchange

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$14,600
Textbook and Course Materials	$1,900
Application Fee	$125
Ancillary Fees	$819.23
- Financial aid available - Scholarships and Bursaries available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	161
Average LSAT percentile	82
Average GPA	3.66
Number of applicants	1,186
First-year enrolment	129
Average age	26

Strengths and Special Programs

- JD, JD/MBA, and JD/MPP -Certification in Common Law in French - Student Legal Assistance clinical practice - Clinics: Business Venture, Public Interest Law, Tac Court Assistance, Criminal Justice, Family Law, Human Rights

- Canadian Institute of Resources Law - Alberta Law Reform Institute - Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre - International Energy Lawyers Program - Mooting and debate programs

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria
The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). LSATs written more than 5 years ago are not accepted.

Regular Applicants Deadline: December 1

- A minimum of two years of post-secondary study leading to a degree - Highest LSAT score used - LSAT and GPA are weighed 50/50 - January LSATs are the final score that can be accepted from applicants in the regular category - Supporting Documents: official transcripts - LSAT tests in or before November will be considered for an early offer - Other Admission Categories: Canadian Indigenous, Individual consideration category

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$12,400
Textbooks and Course Materials	$1,000
Application Fee	$100
- Scholarships available - Financial aid available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	161
Average GPA	3.92/4.5
Number of applicants	600-800
First-year enrolment	106

Strengths and Special Programs

-Foundation of doctrinal, perspective courses, experiential learning to help prepare for legal profession. -Develop writing and critical analysis skills under faculty guidance, expanding their perspective and ethnical understanding of the role of legal professionals.

- Clinical learning (Robson Crim), Research (Assistants to Professors) & Editors (Robson Hall's Scholarly Publications)

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria
The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). Students with an LSAT score below 150 are unlikely to be admitted.

Regular Applicants Deadline: March 1

- A degree from a recognized Canadian university; a degree from a non-Canadian university acceptable to UNB Law; or, in exceptional circumstances, a minimum of 90 credits of full-time academic study at a recognized Canadian university. - Supporting Documents: personal statement, resume, and official transcripts. - Applicants must take the LSAT no later than February of the year in which they wish to be admitted - Highest LSAT score used - Other Admission Categories: Discretionary and Indigenous

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$13,522
Textbook and Course Materials	$950
Application Fee	$125
- Financial aid available - Scholarships and Bursaries available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	158
Average GPA	3.8
First-year enrolment	92
Number of applicants	715

Strengths and Special Programs

- Law specializations include Corporate & Commecial, Tax, and Labour & Employment - Centre for Property Studies - Joint J.D./MBA Program

- Mooting and internship programs - Exchange Opportunities in Europe, the Caribbean, Australia, and New Zealand

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria

The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). Applicants applying to Ontario law schools must submit their applications to the OLSAS. LSATs must have been written within the past 5 years and above the 70^th percentile (157).

Regular Applicants Deadline: November 1

- - A minimum of three years at a recognized university - The school does not set a minimum LSAT score required of applicants, though it does look for a score above the 70th percentile - Highest LSAT score used - Supporting Documents: personal statement, two reference letters, and official transcripts - Consideration given to applicants with extra-curricular activities, community work, unique linguistic or cultural factors, personal challenges, etc. - Rolling admission - Other Admission Categories: special circumstances, mature, Indigenous, and access

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$11,057.48 (Canadian Students)
Textbook and Course Materials	$1,200
Application Fee	$100
- Scholarships available - Financial aid available

Current Applicant Profile

Average GPA	80%
Number of applicants	English Programme: 2,600 French Programme: 150
First-year enrolment	English Programme: 310 French Programme: 80

Strengths and Special Programs

-Programme de Droit Canadien (in French): offered jointly with the Civil Law Section. -JD-BSocSc in Political Science: offered jointly with the Faculty of Social Sciences (in French). -JD-MA in International Affairs: offered jointly with Carleton University's Norman Paterson School of International Affairs. -Canadian-American Dual JD Program: offered jointly with the American University Washington College of Law or the Michigan State University College of Law. -JD-MBA: offered jointly with the Telfer School of Management. -JD-BCom: offered jointly with the Telfer School of Management (in French).

- Licentiate in Law (LLL, in French) and Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) in International Development and Globalization, offered jointly with the Faculty of Social Sciences.

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria
The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). LSATs written before June 2017 are not accepted.

Regular Applicants Deadline: February 1

- A minimum of two years of study (60 credits) at a university or equivalent - Applications are accepted beginning November 1 - Highest LSAT score used - Admission is determined based on merit, taking into account your academic record, your Law School Admission Test (LSAT) score, and any special circumstances - Supporting documents: official transcripts from all academic institutes attended and a personal statement - Space offered on application to disclose any "connections" to Saskatchewan, and/or the University of Saskatchewan - January LSAT scores will be the last accepted for September admission - Other Admission Categories: special circumstances, and Indigenous

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$15,561.00 (Canadian applicants)
Textbook and Course Materials	$1,500
Application Fee	$125
- Scholarships available - Financial aid available - 19 performance-based entrance scholarships available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	158
Average GPA	3.36
Number of applicants	900-1250
First-year enrolment	126

Strengths and Special Programs

- Campus Legal Services Clinic - Native Law Centre - Chair on Human Rights

- Exchange programs - Mooting  programs - Joint J.D. programs – JD/BA, JD/BSc, JD/BComm, JD/BAdmin, JD/MBA, JD/Certificate (CCLF), LLM

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria

The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). Applicants applying to Ontario law schools must submit their applications to the OLSAS. LSATs written before June 2017 are not accepted for entry in 2022.

Regular Applicants Deadline: November 1

- A minimum of three full years of academic study towards a degree from a recognized university or equivalent - All courses must be completed no later than the end of May in the year of entry - Highest LSAT score used - Supporting documents: official academic transcripts and personal statement, optional essay - January LSAT scores will be the last accepted for September admission - Other Admission Categories: Mature applicants, Indigenous applicants

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$33,040.00
Textbook and Course Materials	$1,100
Application Fee	$100
- Scholarships available - Financial aid available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	165
Average GPA	3.8
Number of applicants	2,000+
First-year enrolment	215
	- Almost all first-year applicants accepted have a four-year university degree - Approximately five applicants per year are accepted without a four-year university degree

Strengths and Special Programs

- International Human Rights Clinic - Distinguished Visiting Professors Program - International Human Rights Internships - Pro Bono Students Canada - Mooting Programs - Student Exchange Programs

- Combined degree programs: JD/MBA, JD/MA (in Criminology, Economics, English, or European and Russian Affairs), JD/ MGA, JD/PHD (in Economics, Philosophy, Political Science), JD/MPP, JD/MSW, JD/MGA, - Certificate programs in Aboriginal Legal Studies, Environmental studies, Jewish studies, Sexual Diversity and Gender Studies

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria

The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). Personal statements may also be used in the admission process. LSATs must be written within 5 years prior to admission.

Regular Applicants Deadline: January 15

- University degree or minimum three years of undergraduate study - Highest LSAT score used - GPA is weighted 50 percent and LSAT score is weighted 50 percent - Supporting documents: Official academic transcripts, completed application form, personal statement - January LSAT scores will be the last accepted for September admission - Other admission categories: Discretionary, Indigenous, Upper Year

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$10,370.00
Textbook and Course Materials	$1,500
Application Fee	$101.75
- Scholarships available - Bursaries available - Financial aid available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	89th Percentile
Average GPA	3.85
Number of applicants	1,000
First-year enrolment	95

Strengths and Special Programs

- Co-Op Law Program - JD/MBA, JD/MPA, JD/BCL - Clinical Term Program - Indigenous Law

- Environmental Law - International Exchanges available in Australia, Hong Kong, Ireland, The Netherlands, New Zealand, and Singapore

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University of Western Ontario

Faculty of Law The Josephine Spencer Niblett Building 1151 Richmond Street London, ON, N6A 3K7

T: 519-661-3346 E: lawapp@uwo.ca W: law.uwo.ca/

Regular Application and Admissions Criteria

The admission committee assesses applicants based on the combination of LSAT score and Grade Point Average (GPA). Applicants applying in Ontario law schools must submit their applications to the OLSAS. LSATs written 5 years prior to admission will not be accepted.

Regular Applicants Deadline: November 1

- A minimum of three years of undergraduate studies; four-year honours degree preferred - All LSAT scores will be reviewed, but only the highest will be used for admissions purposes - Competitive LSAT score : 161 -Competitive GPA: 3.7 - Supporting documents: official academic transcripts, personal statement, autobiographical sketch, two reference letters (at least 1 academic) - Employment history, extra-curricular activities, and references required - Rolling admission - Other admission categories: Discretionary,  Access, Indigenous, Canadian Forces Access, and Mature

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$22,390.00
Textbook and Course Materials	$1,460
Application Fee	$100
- Scholarships available - Bursaries available - Financial aid available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	161
Average GPA	3.7
Number of applicants	2,174
First-year enrolment	190

Strengths and Special Programs

- Clinical learning opportunities in criminal law, litigation, family law, business law, sports law, and intellectual property. - Curricular streams: Business, Criminal, Government and Public Administration, Intellectual Property, Information & Technology, International Law, Labour, Employment & Social Justice, Litigation, Universal or Specialty Practice

- Global Sustainability Certificate - Certificate in Legal French - Global and Intercultural Engagement Honour - Exchanges in Scandinavia, the UK, Europe, India, Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Quebec. - JD/MBA, JD/MSc (Geology or Geophysics), JD/MA (History) - International Law internship Program

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Regular Application and Admissions Criteria

The objective of the admission policy is to select those students who will excel in the study of law and who have the potential to contribute creatively and meaningfully to the law school and the community. The majority of applicants are considered by the Admission Committee in the framework of the following criteria:

Regular Applicants Deadlines: JD, MSW/JD and MBA/JD – November 1 Canadian & American Dual JD Program – April 15 of the year of entry

- Academic Performance - Work Experience, Community Involvement, Personal Accomplishments, Career Objectives and Personal Considerations - Law School Admission Test Scores* * LSAT scores written more than five years prior to the academic year of application will not be considered. The highest LSAT score will be considered. For the JD, MSW/JD and MBA/JD, January of the year of application is the last score considered.  For the Canadian & American Dual JD program, the February LSAT will be considered.- Application categories – General, Indigenous, Transfer, Visiting, Advanced Standing - Canadian & American Dual JD Program requires that admitted students have completed a four-year university degree program by August 1 of the year of entry - OUAC/OLSAS application - Personal Profile (in on-line application) - All official transcripts - Two letters of reference (one academic and one non-academic) - Supplemental Form for Canadian & American Dual JD Program

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated full-time tuition and fees for JD	$9,655.08/ term (Canadian JD Students)
Estimated textbook expenses	$2,000 per academic year
Application Fee	$100
- Rolling Admission - Approximately $2.5 million in Financial aid, bursaries, and awards annually

Current Applicant Profile

Applicants received per year	1,800-2,200 (JD) and 700 (JD/JD)
First-year enrolment	165 (JD) and 85 (JD/JD)
Applicants are considered based on 7 admission criteria, viewed through an holistic lens

Strengths and Special Programs

- JD, Canadian & American Dual JD Program, MSW/JD Program, MBA/JD Program, LLM/LLB - Half-time Program available for JD Program - Social Justice Fellowship Program - Northwest Territories Clerkship Program -Clinical Practice and Law program

- Community Legal Aid - Environmental Law Clinic - Intellectual Property Law Institute (IPLI) - Law, Technology and Entrepreneurship Clinic - Legal Assistance of Windsor - Transnational Law and Justice internships

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Application and Admissions Criteria
The Admissions Committee assesses applicants in accordance with Osgoode's holistic admissions policy. The Committee considers strength in LSAT scores, cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA), varied life/non-academic experiences and achievements, sustained social and intellectual engagement, overcoming adversity and written and oral communication.  Applicants applying to Ontario law schools must submit their applications to the OLSAS. Only LSATs written during the last five years will be accepted.

Regular Applicants Deadline: November 1

- A minimum of three years (90 credits) of undergraduate studies from a recognized university is required - Applicants with less than three years of university study may apply if, as of June of the year of admission, they are at least 26 years of age and have minimum 5 years non-academic experience - Applications available in August - Highest LSAT score used - Rolling admission - Supporting Documents: official academic transcripts, Personal Statement, two letters of reference (at least one academic advised) - Admission categories: Regular and Indigenous

Tuition and Expenses

Estimated Full-time Tuition	$25,866.74
Textbook and Course Materials	$900 (approximate)
Application Fee	$100 (plus OLSAS application fee of $200)
- Financial Aid Available

Current Applicant Profile

Average LSAT Score	82nd percentile
Median CGPA	3.69
Number of applicants	2,735
First-year enrolment	290

Strengths and Special Programs

- Largest Common Law school in Canada - International, Comparative, and Transnational Law - Labour and Employment Law - Tax Law -Litigation, Dispute Resolution, and Administration of Justice - Aboriginal Lands, Resources, and Governments, Anti-Discrimination, Community Legal Aid Services program, Criminal Law, Disability Law, Immigration and Refugee Law, Intellectual Property Law and Technology, and Poverty Law - On-site legal aid clinic where students can volunteer or earn credit - Centre for Public Law and Public Policy

- 4 Joint programs: JD/Master of Business Administration, JD/Master of Environmental Studies, JD/Master of Arts in Philosophy, and JD/Bachelor of Civil Law (with Universite de Montreal) - Institute for Feminist Legal Studies - Active Student Government (Legal & Literary Society and Student Caucus) and many other clubs and organizations - On-site research centres and institutes - International exchanges - Centre for Refugee Studies - Mooting and Osgoode Hall Law Journal - Combined degrees with NYU (J.D./LL.B) - The Innocence Project - The Environmental Justice and Sustainability Clinical Program

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What Law Schools Can I Get Into With a 155 Lsat

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