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Any thoughts on including GRE scores in my application? Either by a) mentioning them on my resume, or b) actually sending an ETS score report?

Naturally I'm asking this because, although my LSAT scores are respectable, my GREs are through the roof...

doc1 wrote:Any thoughts on including GRE scores in my application? Either by a) mentioning them on my resume, or b) actually sending an ETS score report?

Naturally I'm asking this because, although my LSAT scores are respectable, my GREs are through the roof...

It depends on the school, but generally GRE scores are weighted anywhere from inconsequential to mildly informative.

doc1 wrote:Any thoughts on including GRE scores in my application? Either by a) mentioning them on my resume, or b) actually sending an ETS score report?

Naturally I'm asking this because, although my LSAT scores are respectable, my GREs are through the roof...

Where are you applying? NU accepts GRE scores.

dddhhh wrote:

doc1 wrote:Any thoughts on including GRE scores in my application? Either by a) mentioning them on my resume, or b) actually sending an ETS score report?

Naturally I'm asking this because, although my LSAT scores are respectable, my GREs are through the roof...

Where are you applying? NU accepts GRE scores.

They accept the GMAT if you are doing a JD/MBA. Otherwise, the LSAT is required. GRE is almost always irrelevant (you might impress some adcomms with a high score).

magicman554 wrote:

dddhhh wrote:

doc1 wrote:Any thoughts on including GRE scores in my application? Either by a) mentioning them on my resume, or b) actually sending an ETS score report?

Naturally I'm asking this because, although my LSAT scores are respectable, my GREs are through the roof...

Where are you applying? NU accepts GRE scores.

They accept the GMAT if you are doing a JD/MBA. Otherwise, the LSAT is required. GRE is almost always irrelevant (you might impress some adcomms with a high score).

You're right, my b...from their website:

GMAT and LSAT
The GMAT is required. The LSAT is not required for admission to the JD-MBA program; however, candidates may choose to report their LSAT score in the Additional Information section of the essays.

doc1 wrote:Any thoughts on including GRE scores in my application? Either by a) mentioning them on my resume, or b) actually sending an ETS score report?

Naturally I'm asking this because, although my LSAT scores are respectable, my GREs are through the roof...

Not important.

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