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• Law schools will only grant interviews to those who have met their minimum admission requirements
• Law schools use interviews to get to know the candidates

Candidates should use this opportunity to demonstrate to the admission committee that they have the temperament and mental strength

In a typical interview, encompasses following areas:

• What is your motivation to enter law school?
• What is your knowledge of the field?
• What is your personality?
• Are you a well-rounded person?
• Do you have the traits to be a good law student?

In responding to the interviewer candidates should:

• Give short and informative answer (not yes or no only answers)
• Be confident
• If you are asked a tough question, take a deep breath and calm down. Try not to sound defensive.
• Ask well prepared questions toward the end of the interview
• Write a thank you note/ email to your interviewers after the interview, this is your last chance to form a good impression and present your case