Law

Admission Requirements | Entry Statistics | Relevant Links

Admission Requirements

Applicants must complete two years (60 credit units) of university-level work, write the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) and submit a personal statement.

Applicant Selection

• best 2 full years GPA – 50%
• LSAT – 50%
• personal statement

Pre-law Program
Sixty credit units of university-level work in any area of study.

Admission categories:

• Regular Admission
• Special Admission
• Aboriginal Student Admission

The College of Law gives a slight preference to applicants who are Saskatchewan residents or residents of the Yukon, Northwest and Nunavut Territories, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland (i.e., provinces or territories with no law college).

Note: There are no quotas for aboriginal or special applicants.
Application is through the College of Law using this application for admission.

Additional Information

• Admission Averages
• Home Schooling Students Admission Requirements
• Minimum Standards for Admission for International Students
• Transfer Credit Policies
• International Baccalaureate Recognition Policy
• Advanced Placement Program
• Special (Mature) Admission Information

Entry Statistics

Year	Quota	Applicants	Accepted	Academic Averages	Prior University
2009	126	1,010 382 (SK) 628 (non SK)	127 56 (SK) 71 (non SK)	Average GPA: 3.56 Average LSAT: 160	Two or more years: 58 Undergraduate degree: 57 Honours: 12

Relevant Links

For more information available online for Law:

• College of Law
• Law Application for Admission
• University Course Calendar – Law