The LSAT, or Law School Admissions Test, is a required and critical component of your law school applications. In fact, arguably, your LSAT score is the number one factor that determines where you will be accepted into law school.

Ohio LSAT Course Schedules & Locations
Cincinnati
June 6, 2016 LSAT
September 24, 2016 LSAT

Cleveland
June 6, 2016 LSAT
September 24, 2016 LSAT

Columbus
June 6, 2016 LSAT
September 24, 2016 LSAT

Admission Requirements at The College of Law:

Complete or be currently working to finish the Bachelor's Degree.

Register with LSAC and decide when one will take the LSAT (Offered annually in June, October, December, and February). ONU Law accepts June 2016 scores for Fall 2016 applicants.

Register with the Credential Assembly Services (CAS). The CAS will compile all LSAT scores, transcripts, and letters of recommendation and send them to ONU Law as a complete report.

Request letters of recommendation from professors, employers, or mentors who can speak to your academic achievement and overall readiness to attend a rigorous law school. Letters of Recommendation should be sent to LSAC.

Prepare a personal statement; writing several drafts to ensure no spelling or grammatical errors. The personal statement can be uploaded directly to ONU Law’s online application.

Polish your résumé and make sure all activities, work experience, and leadership roles are up to date. The résumé can be uploaded directly to ONU Law’s online application.

Include a detailed explanation of any character and fitness issues. (If Applicable)

Complete and submit ONU Law’s free online application.

International Applicants and Transfer Applicants must provide additional documentation, which is listed here.

Prior law school information: it is important to indicate on your application if you have ever attended any law school previously. (If Applicable)

Contact Details:

Ohio Northern University
Pettit College of Law
Tilton Hall of Law, Room 119
525 South Main Street
Ada, OH 45810
Phone: 419-772-2211
Toll-free: 877-452-9668
Fax: 419-772-3042
lawadmissions@onu.edu