The most prestigious universities in the US that offer “Law” specialties are considering that one of the admission requirements be the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) displacing the test that until now was mandatory in law school Law School Admissions Test (LSAT).
The first university that is seriously considering it is Harvard Law School and we already know that when Harvard sneezes, the others get constipated and it is possible that the trend will spread to other universities, even outside the US.
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Change could come as a breath of fresh air to students they can use a exam most universal to weigh your graduate plans. "This would be great if that happens," said Allroy Stephens, 24, who is considering several school options. "If I can take one test, instead of spending all my savings on several... it's a lifesaver." Harvard will begin accepting the GRE this fall in a new pilot program to attract a broader range of candidates who can't easily find funding to pay for multiple graduate school exams. postgraduate.
