Virginia LSAT Prep

Virginia LSAT Classes

Virginia LSAT students can prep at a local Kaplan course in Arlington, Fairfax, Charlottesville, Richmond, Norfolk, Newport News or Blacksburg.

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LSAT Testing Center Locations in Virginia

LSAT Test Center Location	June 8, 2020	July 13, 2020	August 29, 2020	October 3, 2020	November 14, 2020
Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Northern Virginia Community College – Annandale Campus	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Marymount University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Virginia Polytech Institute & State University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Virginia	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Emory & Henry College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Mary Washington	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Hampton University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Liberty University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Lord Fairfax Community College	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Old Dominion University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
University of Richmond Law School	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Virginia Commonwealth University	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Roanoke Higher Education Center	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Northern Virginia Community College Springfield	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Regent University School of Law	yes	No	yes	No	yes
Wytheville Community College	yes	No	yes	No	yes

Law schools in Virginia

Law School	Nat. Rank	Avg. LSAT	Accept. %	Avg. Salary
University of Virginia School of Law	#8	168	20.2%	$160,000
William & Mary Marshall-Wythe School of Law	#33	163	36.2%	$90,000
Washington and Lee University School of Law	#40	160	48.6%	$92,500
University of Richmond School of Law	#55	160	41.9%	$61,800
George Mason University School of Law	#45	161	31.3%	$80,000
Regent University School of Law	N/A	152	54.2%	$60,000
Liberty University School of Law	N/A	153	49.6%	$50,000
Appalachian School of Law	N/A	146	40.2%	N/A

Rank according to U.S. News and World Report

Washington and Lee Law School

Average LSAT score of 160.
The admissions rate is 49%, making it a somewhat competitive law school.
The average GPA is 3.41.
The average starting salary of graduates is $92,500 in the private sector and $52,000 in the public sector.
The admissions deadline is July 15.

WVU Law School

Average LSAT score of 153.
The admissions rate is 53%, making it a somewhat competitive law school.
The average GPA is 3.35.
The average starting salary of graduates is $60,000 in the private sector and $55,000 in the public sector.
The admissions deadline is March 1.