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How to Apply

Create LSAC.org Account

Add UToledo to List

LSAC is the one-stop portal for your law school application. Create your LSAC.org account to get started. Add "University of Toledo" to the School List on your homepage.

Prep for the LSAT

Preparation is vital for success on the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). Prepare with a no-cost, mock LSAT session at Toledo Law with tips for taking the test, followed by an official PrepTest. Khan Academy also offers a no-cost, online prep course. Review our LSAT Overview for more information about the test.

Take the LSAT

The LSAT is offered throughout the year. Visit LSAC.org for dates, locations, and registration deadlines. The Admissions Committee considers your highest score instead of an average. For spring start, we accept scores from the October or prior LSAT exam. For fall start, we accept scores from the June or prior LSAT.

Begin Application

Apply Online

Toledo Law charges no application fee, and you do not need to wait for your LSAT scores to apply. After you create your LSAC.org account, click on the school name, then Start/Continue Application.

Personal Statement

Upload a one-to-three-page personal statement to share information not readily apparent in your other application materials. The Admissions Committee gives considerable emphasis to your statement.

Resume

Upload a one-to-three-page resume describing your academic, extracurricular, and professional activities. Include dates and number of hours per week. Highlight honors, awards, or special skills.

Subscribe to CAS

What is CAS?

The Credential Assembly Service (CAS) simplifies the application process by forwarding required documents (LSAT scores, recommendation letters, transcripts) to law schools.

Letters of Recommendation

Provide two-to-four letters from individuals who can evaluate your candidacy both in regard to your academic skills and personal qualities.

Transcripts

Submit official transcripts from all institutions attended, even if a degree was not achieved.

Admissions Policies

The Admissions Committee sets admissions guidelines each year. We begin to review applications in early fall with decisions made on a rolling basis. The committee engages in a holistic review of each applicant and considers undergraduate grades and transcripts, LSAT scores, letters of recommendation, employment, post-graduate educational experience, extracurricular activities, special skills and talents, community service and involvement, personal statement, and other factors.

Seat & Commitment Deposit
Deferral Policy

The Admissions Committee considers requests for deferral on a case-by-case basis. Admitted students who wish to defer their enrollment should submit a written request to Toledo Law Admissions outlining the reasons for the request. Should the Committee grant the request, a seat will be reserved for the student in the entering class for the following academic year provided that the student: pays $150 non-refundable seat deposit as specified in the admit letter, confirms their intent to enroll by contacting Toledo Law Admissions by Jan. 15 (fall start) of the following year, confirms that nothing has taken place in the interim year related to character and fitness that would disqualify the student from entering the practice of law, and pays $250 non-refundable commitment deposit the following year.
Disability Support Services Policy

Student Disability Services is committed to removing barriers for students with disabilities at The University of Toledo by ensuring that appropriate accommodations are provided. For more information, contact Student Disability Services.
Non-Discrimination Policy

The University of Toledo College of Law is committed to a policy of equal opportunity in education, employment, membership and contracts, and that no differentiation will be made on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, military or veteran status, the presence of a disability, genetic information, familial status, political affiliation, or participation in protected activities. We affirm the values and goals of diversity, and we strongly encourage applications from all candidates, including candidates from groups historically underrepresented in legal education or the practice of law.
Text Message Policy

Our text message service gives you the option to receive text messages from Toledo Law on your mobile device. After you opt in to text messaging, Toledo Law will send you periodic texts regarding your application status, financial aid deadlines, event confirmations, and other action items. Text messages are intended for recipients over the age of 13. Your phone must have text messaging capability. Message and data rates may apply from your carrier. Your information will never be shared or sold externally and is for the enrollment process only.

You can opt out of the texting service at any time using one of the following options:
* Call Toledo Law Admissions at 419.530.4131 and ask to opt out of text messaging.
* Send email with subject line "opt out of text messaging" to law.admissions@utoledo.edu.

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Frequently Asked Questions

As you begin the application process, review our list of common application questions. Please reach out to Toledo Law Admissions if you need additional assistance, as we are happy to help guide you along the way.

Next Steps

FAFSA Application

After your application has been submitted, submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Our federal school code is 003131.

Application Status

Check for correspondence from Toledo Law or check your status through the Applicant Status Online system. Toledo Law will email you an ASO username and password a few days after you submit your application.

Changes to Contact Information

If you move or change any contact information after you apply, make sure that your information is up to date by directly contacting Toledo Law Admissions.

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