[blindlaw] LSAT and law school information

[Nora Devine]

Try California too!!
California Dept. of Rehabilitation also has an education program for
residents with disabilities that can usually help pay tuition. I don't
know what it takes to qualify as a resident (I imagine 6 months or
so), but once you do, they can usually pay tuition at the rate of a
state-run law school. These days that covers most private schools'
tuition too! There are also some financial requirements, but I'm not
sure what they would be for your case.

Here's their website http://www.rehab.cahwnet.gov/

- Nora

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Best Regards,

Nora Devine
Juris Doctor Candidate 2012
University of San Francisco School of Law
Tel: 510-508-4209
devinenora at gmail.com

 in an accessible format? What accommodations are available when
taking the test?
>    My pre-law advisor suggested I apply to five law schools. is this information correct? I live in Texas, and there is a tuition and fees waiver for blind students. Should I just apply to law schools in Texas so I will not have to pay tuition and fees? Feel free to email me off list. Thank you.
>    Sarah
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-- 
Best Regards,

Nora Devine
Juris Doctor Candidate 2012
University of San Francisco School of Law
Tel: 510-508-4209
devinenora at gmail.com