[blindLaw] Questions regarding Law School admission

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It is my knowledge that all law school applying students need LSAT or GRE scores regardless of life experiences. Unless you apply to a non-ABA accredited law school, in which case you would need to take that school's version of the LSAT exam, there are many test prep material as well as sites and programs that offer to help you  for a fee. I thought power score and Kaplan review was a good bang for the buck. And lastly, as a blind student the logical games part is nearly impossible to figure out unless you use Braille.

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Questions regarding Law School admissions.

I am a Physician, with 30 years clinical experience. Due to an accident 7 years ago I am totally blind . I finished my Undergraduate Degree 39 years ago. My future endeavor is to pursue a career as a Lawyer, in the health or disability fields. In order to apply to a Law School, I have several questions. 

My Questions are: 1. With my experience, do I need to take the LSAT

2. If I need to take the exam, how does a person without vision prepare for the exam?

3. Are there Prep. Courses that adapt for loss of vision? 

Thank you in advance for your attention to these questions,

Mike

 

Michael Waters M.D. 

 

 

 

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