What LSAT score do I need for UVic?
Generally, to be a competitive JD law school applicant in the Regular category, you need an A-/A average and an LSAT score into the 160s.
What GPA do I need for UVic Law?
An average of B (a minimum of 5.0/9.0 GPA) in the final two years of that law degree program. In practice, however, most of the successful applicants offered admission have a higher GPA of at least a B+ average (a minimum 6.0/9.0 GPA), high Upper 2nd class standing, or equivalent.
Is UVic Law school good?
A nation-wide survey released today by Maclean’s magazine ranks UVic’s law school as one of the best in Canada. UVic was ranked third overall by over 1,200 law school graduates who responded to their Maclean’s questionnaire and second overall by judges, lawyers and legal academics polled by the magazine.
Is there a law school at UVic?
UVic Law is one of Canada’s leading law schools, known for the strength of our academic program, approach to experiential learning and our commitment to community engagement and social justice.
What percentile is a 162 on the LSAT?
LSAT Percentiles – LSAT Score Percentile Chart
| Score | 2019-2020 | 2018-2019 |
|---|---|---|
| 164 | 87.4 | 89.5 |
| 163 | 85 | 87.2 |
| 162 | 82.7 | 84.9 |
| 161 | 80.1 | 82.3 |
What are the LSAT percentiles?
LSAT scores range from 120 to 180. A student scoring 120 is in the 0 percentile because the student scored better than 0% of test-takers. A student scoring a 180 is in the 99.9 percentile because the student scored better than 99.9% of test-takers.
Do you need CAS for law school?
Almost all ABA-approved law schools require the use of CAS reports in the admissions process. No school that uses the CAS will consider an applicant until their CAS report is complete. The CAS is required by law schools because it standardizes much of the information relevant to making admission decisions.
What is UVic Law known for?
UVic Law is one of Canada’s leading law schools. We are known for our commitment to community engagement and social justice. We have the largest number of clinical placements per student in the country. Choose from a wide range of legal disciplines, including the world’s first degree in Indigenous law.
How long is the JD program at UVic?
four-year
The JD/JID is a four-year program combining classroom learning with field studies conducted in collaboration with Indigenous communities. You’ll graduate with two professional degrees—the full content of UVic’s common law degree combined with the skills you need to work productively with Indigenous legal orders.