We are now accepting applications for the Fall 2013 semester!

Massachusetts School of Law at Andover is unique because it does not use or place value on the traditional LSAT test used by other law schools to determine a potential law student’s aptitude to succeed in law school. Instead, MSLAW uses its own personal interview and essay test to make this determination.

Specifically, MSLAW utilizes several factors to determine a potential student’s aptitude:

(1) undergraduate and/or graduate grades,
(2) employment and life experience,
(3) three letters of recommendation,
(4) a personal interview, &
(5) an essay exam that is similar to most law school exams (MSLAT).

The Admissions Committee, on a case-by-case basis, examines all of these factors before any decisions are made.

Apply now, or have a live-chat with an admissions officer.

Massachusetts School of Law's Mission

Massachusetts School of Law's mission is to provide a high quality, practical, and affordable legal education to deserving persons who have been unfairly excluded from law school. The school seeks to give these persons access to the societal advancement that is available in law and other fields.

To accomplish its mission, Massachusetts School of Law serves persons from working class backgrounds, minorities, mid-life individuals who seek to change careers, middle class people and immigrants.

Massachusetts School of Law gives individuals from all these groups a rigorous, useful, affordable legal education so that they can improve their lives and better serve their communities.