George Washington Law

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George Washington Law
J.D. Admissions Office
700 20th Street, N.W., Lower Level
Washington, DC 20052

Website: http://www.law.gwu.edu
Telephone: (202)994-7230
Email: jdadmit@law.gwu.edu

All applicants must register with LSDAS.
Approximately 500 combined full-time and part-time students enroll each year. About 10, 000 apply each year.
In addition to the 3-year J.D. program, George Washington Law offers the LL.M. (Masters of Law), an advanced degree for U.S. foreign-trained lawyers interested in an academic career, and the S.J.D. (Doctor of Juridical Science), a research-centric degree doctorate requiring a prior law degree as well as the completion of a dissertation.

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Must hold or expect to hold a bachelor's degree prior to September of the entry year from regionally accredited university. In addition, applicants must have taken the LSATs within the past five years.

All applicants must take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT).
There are no minimum cutoff scores for the LSAT.
The October LSAT score is the last score accepted for the Early Decision Plan.
The Feburary LSAT score is the last score accepted for Regular Decision applicants.
LSAT has to be taken within the past five years.
If the LSAT is taken more than once, all scores will be evaluated, but the highest score will be weighted more.

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Application completed via LSAC.
Personal statement.
Register with LSDAS and submit transcripts through it.
Two optional letters of recommendation. The letters are not required but encouraged.
Application fee ($80) through LSAC
Personal interviews are not included in the selection process.

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Applicants may start applying to the J.D. program on October 1st.
Last LSAT date that meets Early Decision plan deadline: October 4th.
Early Decision Plan/Presidential Merit Scholarship Program application deadline: Dec 15th, 2000.
Last LSAT date that meets Regular Admission deadline: February, 2011.
Decision letters mailed to Early Decision Plan applicants no later than January 15th, 2011.
Regular Admission application deadline: March 31st, 2011.

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All are for 2011-2012 year.
Tuition is $45,750 for full-time students.
Total cost of attendance (including books, health insurance, room and board, etc.) is $74,400
Tuition for part-time students is$32,170 (for 20 credit hours).
Total cost of attendance for part time students is $60,450.

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For the entering class of 2009, 506 JD students enrolled in an application class of 9,592.
The link posted below also has GPA and LSAT score statistics.

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