University of Louisville (Brandeis) application requirements

Apply by March 1, 2027. University of Louisville (Brandeis) charges no application fee. University of Louisville (Brandeis) requires 7 application materials, listed below.

Deadline

Application deadline: March 1, 2027.

What you must submit

• Electronic application via LSAC
• LSAT score report (including an LSAT Argumentative Writing/writing sample on file)
• Official transcripts via LSAC
• Letters of recommendation
• Personal statement
• Brandeis Statement
• Résumé

University of Louisville (Brandeis) requires the LSAC Credential Assembly Service (CAS) for this application.

Tests accepted: LSAT only — the school states it requires the LSAT and does not accept any alternative test as a substitute (GRE/JD-Next results may be shared in an addendum and considered in tandem).

Recommendation letters

At least 1 required, up to 3 total; at least 2 are strongly encouraged; letters must be sent to LSAC by the recommenders and assigned by the applicant

Personal statement

Open-ended essay on any topic, 500–750 words; a separate required Brandeis Statement (250–500 words) asks the applicant to choose exactly one of three prompts: Purpose, Service, or Community

Fees and waivers

University of Louisville (Brandeis) charges no application fee.

Fee waivers: Brandeis Law does not charge an application fee (the fee is listed as $0), so there is nothing to waive

University of Louisville (Brandeis) admissions numbers

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Requirements verified 2026-10-20 against University of Louisville (Brandeis)'s published application instructions. Deadlines and fees change each cycle — confirm on the school's site before you submit. Medians from ABA Standard 509 disclosures via ILRG, Fall 2025 entering class.