What are the requirements for admission to Hofstra Law School after three years in LEAP?
LEAP students will normally be permitted to enroll in the Hofstra University Law School after completing their junior year, if they have earned a total of 95 semester hours in residence (94 of them in liberal arts), meeting all requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree, achieving a cumulative GPA of 3.4 in course work toward the B.A., and achieving an LSAT score in their junior year that is no lower than the median LSAT score for the prior year’s full-time entering class at Hofstra University School of Law. Matriculation at Hofstra University School of Law takes place at the end of junior year; the B.A. is then granted after satisfactory completion of the first 29 semester hours of law school course work.
LEAP students will normally be permitted to enroll in the Hofstra University Law School after completing their junior year, if they have earned a total of 95 semester hours (94 of them in liberal arts), meeting all requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree, achieving a cumulative GPA of 3.4 in course work toward the B.A., and achieving an LSAT score in their junior year that is no lower than the median LSAT score for the prior year¹s full-time entering class at Hofstra University School of Law. Matriculation at Hofstra University School of Law takes place at the end of junior year; the B.A. is then granted after satisfactory completion of the first 29 semester hours of law school course work.
