What institution accredits law schools?
American Bar Association (ABA)
What law school does Legally Blonde's Elle Woods attend?
Harvard Law School
Defendant
Through which organization's website do applicants take the LSAT and submit their law school applications?
LSAC (Law School Admissions Council)
Required by most law schools, which type of application essay asks the applicants to discuss their motivations for pursuing law?
Personal Statement
According to the U.S. News and World Report, which 2 U.S. law schools are ranked #1 in 2025?
(Can get points for each correct answer)
Stanford University and Yale University
Which EGOT-winning actress won an Emmy for her role in How to Get Away with Murder?
Viola Davis
What word is used by an attorney to protest a statement used by the opposing counsel?
Objection
What is the highest score someone can earn on the LSAT?
180
Which section of the LSAT was permanently removed from the test starting in August 2024?
Logic Games or Analytical Reasoning Section
Who was the first woman to graduate from law school in the U.S?
Ada Kepley (in 1870)
In the television series Suits, what law school must all Pearson Specter attorneys attend?
Harvard Law School
What type of law deals with the rights of creators to protect their original inventions and ideas?
Intellectual Property Law
What is the average age of first-year law students?
24 years old
Who was the first female Supreme Court Justice?
Sandra Day O'Connor
Which U.S. law school received the most applications in the 2025 cycle?
Georgetown University Law Center
What did Elle Woods score on her LSAT in Legally Blonde?
179
Hung jury
The LSAT exam has four sections total. How many of these sections are scored?
3
What law school program can help students get practical experience in legal work?
Which law school's A. Barry Cappello Trial Team has won the "triple crown" in major advocacy competitions?
UCLA School of Law
What 1993 legal drama stars Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington?
Philadelphia
What type of law prevents any claims to be filed after a certain amount of time has elapsed since a given legal offense?
Statute of Limitations
What term describes an applicant who has a strong GPA, but poor LSAT score (or vice versa)?
Splitter
Which former U.S. president dropped out of Columbia Law School to pursue politics?
Theodore Roosevelt