| Massachusetts School of Law at Andover is unique because it does not
use or place value on the traditional LSAT test
used by other law schools to determine a potential
law student's aptitude to succeed in law school.
Instead, MSLAW uses its own personal interview and
essay test to make this determination.
Specifically, MSLAW utilizes several factors to
determine a potential student's aptitude:
(1) undergraduate and/or graduate grades
(2) employment and life experience
(3) three letters of recommendation
(4) a personal interview
(5) an essay exam that is similar to most law
school exams (MSLAT)
The Admissions committee, on a case-by-case basis,
examines all of these factors before any decisions
are made.
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