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LexisNexis Canada and the Law Student Society of Ontario gathered advice and experiences from a range of individuals in the legal community to provide current law students guidance for the OCIs and beyond the large firm recruit process. Click here to view or download the document.
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Upload documentation below verifying your public interest position. Documentation can be a letter from the organization clearly stating that the work you will be doing is for a 501 (c) (3). All graduates engaged in verifiable 501 (c) (3)* public interest work . *Government work such as working for a district attorney's office or public defender ...
- Undergraduate Degree. Although a JD program is an undergraduate degree, it requires a prior undergraduate degree for admission. A 3-year or a 4-year undergraduate degree may be required, which will depend on the law school you want to enter.
- Grade Point Average (GPA) One Canadian law school requirement that is given much weight is your GPA score. Most law schools require a GPA that is equivalent or above 3.7 or A- or 80%.
- Law School Admission Test (LSAT) Along with the GPA, the LSAT is another requirement that schools and universities are particular with. On the average, law schools in Canada require an LSAT score of 160 above.
- Letters of Recommendation or References. One to two letters of recommendation may be part of Canadian law schools’ requirements. Some law schools treat this as an optional requirement.
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