Georgia State Law to Waive Standardized Tests for Quarter of Incoming J.D. Students

Georgia State University College of Law will admit up to 25% of its first-year J.D. students without requiring the LSAT or GRE, starting in Fall 2027. This policy change aims to broaden access to legal education and aligns with a growing trend among institutions to secure waivers from traditional standardized testing requirements. The decision could influence other law schools considering similar admissions reforms.