MLS Degree: Gaining legal knowledge without becoming an attorney

An MLS degree can help set candidates apart, as organizations grapple with more and more regulatory complexity. It suggests an understanding of the legal landscape that does not require bar admission.

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MLS Degree: Gaining legal knowledge without becoming an attorney

The MLS is a brilliant educational opportunity for non-lawyers who are interested in incorporating legal knowledge into their professions without the time, financial and logistical commitment of becoming a practicing attorney.

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One test or two? Deciding whether to take the GRE and LSAT

Most JD programs still primarily require the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). It is specifically intended to test logical reasoning, analytical thinking, and reading comprehension — all of which are crucial for success in legal education.

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Learn the difference: The GRE vs. LSAT for future lawyers

Context is critical when evaluating the GRE vs LSAT — which is harder? If you aim to attend a law school that still values the LSAT, the challenges of that exam may be worth surmounting.

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Which standardized test predicts law school success? A look at LSAT vs. GRE

That being said, if your question was: do law schools prefer LSAT or GRE scores in a competitive environment, the answer still definitely trends toward LSAT.

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