In a First for US Law Schools, Penn to Begin Accepting GMAT for JD Program Alone
The school will also begin accepting GRE scores instead of the LSATs in a new pilot program.
June 04, 2018 at 01:26 PM
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Eastern facade of the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Photo credit: Jeffrey M. Vinocur is preparing to vote This story has been corrected to clarify that Penn Law is the first U.S. law school to accept the GMAT for admissions to a law program only. Other schools have accepted the GMAT in lieu of the LSAT, but only for joint JD/MBA programs.
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