Should I take LSAT or GRE for JD programs

If you're planning to apply to law school, you're likely asking one important question: Should I take the LSAT or GRE for JD programs? With more law schools now accepting both tests, applicants have greater flexibility but also more to consider when choosing the right path.

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The other side of the law: Master of Legal Studies (MLS) vs. JD degrees

A major benefit of an online MLS is the fact that many programs provide you with flexibility. Part-time and online options are available, which allow students to incorporate their studies into their current careers. The curriculum usually contains classes in administrative, ethics and legal research, which apply to all types of work.

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The academic thunder dome: Ripping the Velcro of toughness, GRE vs LSAT

Ultimately, it’s not simply a matter of which test is more difficult — it’s about which one better reflects your strengths and academic aims. We’ll explain what each exam tests so that you can make an informed decision and study with assurance.

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Deciphering the dilemma of LSAT vs GRE for prospective law school students

When it all comes down to it, the LSAT GRE decision will depend on your strengths and career goals, as well as the admissions criteria for your targeted programs.

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Two tests, one goal: Debating the value of taking both the GRE and LSAT

Strategically, you can also view the two tests as a sort of backup plan. If you bomb one, a strong score on the other might still salvage your applications. This is especially true if you don’t know which test is more in line with your strengths.

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