I would like to tell you about the University of Toronto Faculty of Law LSAT eligibility, Features as well as Focus Areas, as you want.


University of Toronto Faculty of Law
Features;
Comprehensive preparation and training for the LSAT test in the Fall in September/October.
Taught by an experienced LSAT instructor

All program participants will receive a waiver of all LSAT test and registration fees

Includes all study materials and practice tests, and additional study group support

Law school admissions and financial aid information and support, including information about:
The admissions process and the impact of your LSAT and GPA

How to finance your legal education

How to draft an effective personal statement; how to choose the right law school

Exposure to law school and the legal profession
Opportunities to hear from current law students and practicing lawyers

Ongoing support and mentorship
Ongoing access to individual advice from admissions staff

Optional mentoring with current law students


Eligibility;
Graduates of the LAWS high school program at six Toronto area high schools will be given special consideration for this program, but must still apply for the program.

You have to indicate previous LAWS participation on the application form.

For all other students who are not LAWS high school program graduates:
Be undergraduate applicants currently in 3rd or 4th year,
OR a relatively recent university graduate

Be fully committed to writing the September 2016 LSAT for admission to law school starting in fall 2017;

Applicants should have minimum cumulative (all years of study to date combined) undergraduate average of 78%
and

Applicants must be a recipient of the Canada Student Grant for Persons from Low Income Families through a provincial government student assistance program,

OR otherwise able to provide evidence of low family income via a federal tax assessment

The gross (pre-tax) income thresholds are the same as for receipt of the Canada Student Grant for Persons from Low Income Families;


Focus Areas
Aboriginal Law

Law and Philosophy

Public Interest and Diversity

Constitutional Law

Business Law

Law and Literature

Criminal Law

Environmental Law

Health Law and Policy

Innovation Law

International Law and Policy

Women, Law and Social Change



Address;
University of Toronto Faculty of Law
84 Queen's Park
Toronto, ON M5S 2C5
Tel: 416-978-0210