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For the Class of 2018 we enrolled 103 applicants with an average age of 25.

The age range is 21 to 49; with 58.25% male and 41.75% female; 10.68% are minority applicants.

The average LSAT is 153 and average GPA is 3.35.
(There is no set minimum GPA or LSAT required for admission.

The admissions committee considers the entire application to determine the applicants likelihood of success in law school.)

Residents of West Virginia comprised 66% of the entering class.



Apply to WVU Law: The Basics
Applicants requirements:
The following are the essential requirements to apply to law school:

• Applicants should have bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year institution

• Applicants should have Completion of the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT)

• Applicants should have for admission / Credential Assembly Service (CAS) report

Application requirements:
Applicants should have complete application for admission at the WVU College of Law includes:

• An application (available through LSAC)

• Applicants should have personal statement

• Your Credential Assembly Service law school report, which must include your two letters of recommendation, score from the LSAT exam, and official transcripts from your undergraduate institution(s).

Admissions Timeline
September 1 —
First day applications accepted

January 1 —
Free Application for Financial Aid (FAFSA) available on line

March 1 —
Admissions application deadline

March 1 —
Financial aid application deadline

July 1 —
Transfer application deadline


Address:
West Virginia University  
Public land grant university in Morgantown, West Virginia
Morgantown, WV 26506, United States