The JD-Next Admissions Assessment is recognized by law schools nationwide as a strong indicator of academic readiness and potential. Many accept it in place of the LSAT, while others view it as a powerful complement that strengthens your law school application.
JD-Next can help get you into law school – either as a replacement for the LSAT exam or as a supplemental addendum for your law school application standardized test requirement by including your score or certificate of completion as part of your materials to show your preparation, commitment, true grit and desire to succeed in law school.
Many ABA-accredited law schools will use JD-Next as part of their admissions evaluation. Not all schools use JD-Next the same way, so be sure to check each school’s admissions policies or reach out to their admissions office directly before their application deadline.
Law school is tough. JD-Next helps prove you're up for it. By completing JD-Next Admissions Assessment, you're demonstrating:
Grit and determination
You stuck with a rigorous course designed to mirror law school.
Readiness for the classroom
Your JD-Next score reflects your legal reasoning and reading skills.
Commitment to your goals
Taking JD-Next shows initiative and drive, especially if you're also submitting other scores as part of your law school application.
After completing the JD-Next Admissions Assessment, you’ll receive a score report. You can:
Each law school will use the JD-Next Admissions Assessment differently when reviewing your law school application. We recommend reaching out to each school individually, early in their application cycle, to see how they are using JD-Next in their admissions decisions.
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