Glendale University College Of Law :: Admissions & Financial Aid

Admissions Requirements

Educational Background

The majority of students at Glendale have a Bachelors Degree or higher.

Periodically, qualified applicants with an Associates Degree or at least 60 bachelor degree applicable semester units are admitted.

Foreign-educated applicants may apply for admission with an approved credential evaluation indicating college experience equivalent to that mentioned above.

Although rare, “special students” with fewer than 60 units may be admitted upon demonstration of exceptional aptitude.

The LSAT

The LSAT is required for all applicants.

Admissions counselors at Glendale generously provide suggestions about LSAT preparation and strategy that may result in a healthier, more successful test taking experience.

Glendale University College of Law does not average LSAT scores.

Minimum LSAT Score and GPA Requirements

Prospective students often ask about “minimums” in terms of grade point averages and LSAT scores. There is no finite response to that question.

Grade point averages and LSAT scores are, of course, relevant in admissions, but they are also considered within the context of the application and in relation to the specific applicant.