Top Law Schools

Specifically any of the T-14 schools? Scored well on my LSAT, and think I could do well on the GMAT, but really dont want to have to deal with an entirely new test.

NYU does, in that if you're in the law school, they don't require the GMAT for a joint degree. All they require is adequate quantitative background, which is a determination made on a case by case basis.

I believe for a joint JD/MBA at Duke, you can use your LSAT score in lieu of the GMAT.

-Lothar

Lothar, I called today, and that doesnt seem to be the case

stavand wrote:NYU does, in that if you're in the law school, they don't require the GMAT for a joint degree. All they require is adequate quantitative background, which is a determination made on a case by case basis.

THAT is HOT.

imdashep wrote:Lothar, I called today, and that doesnt seem to be the case

sorry about that imdashep, I thought I had read that somewhere. I'm thinking Montauk's How To Get Into the Top Law Schools. Either my memory was wrong of the info outdated. I'm going to have to look that up.

-Lothar

Oklahoma City University was the only JD/MBA I applied to that would accept an LSAT instead of GMAT.

stavand wrote:NYU does, in that if you're in the law school, they don't require the GMAT for a joint degree. All they require is adequate quantitative background, which is a determination made on a case by case basis.

I called today, and finally confirmed this! Joy!

I want to bring this thread back to life, because I am curious about this very thing...

Virginia's Darden does now - very new program that they told us about at ASD.

I was thinking law schools in the state of Texas in particular bc it's where I wanna go to end up working...

bump...any info?

Yes,
Northwestern allows either test and it's one application for both programs.

Late response. In case anyone cares, Texas Tech accepts the LSAT score for JD/MBA.

Anyone know about some West Coast schools? specifically Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, and USC?

Just researching this. It looks like NYU is the only upper tier law school with a JD/MBA that only requires an LSAT. Has anyone found others?

gaandrsn wrote:Just researching this. It looks like NYU is the only upper tier law school with a JD/MBA that only requires an LSAT. Has anyone found others?

You do realize that people have not posted for 7 years in this topic...

Thread necro'd three times? Has to be a record?