Why do Indian students choose to study at Brooklyn Law School?

Because Brooklyn Law School maintains a tough admissions procedure to guarantee high-quality student profiles admittance can be quite difficult. With an acceptance percentage of roughly 47.2%, almost half of the candidates are accepted. Strong academic credentials, usually a GPA of 3.15 or above and competitive LSAT or GRE scores are necessary to increase your prospects. Well-written personal statements leadership abilities, and extracurricular activity are also valued by the institution.

Brooklyn Law School is renowned for emphasizing hands-on learning and providing top-notch courses in fields like intellectual property law and public interest law. To stand out, applicants should draft an engaging application.

Following are the top scholarships offered by Brooklyn Law School to Indian and other international students:

Merit Scholarships: A merit scholarship is awarded on the basis of scholastic accomplishment and aptitude for law. Merit scholarships are awarded for an academic year, and in order to renew the scholarship, students need to maintain their GPA, which is assessed at the end of the year. The amount awarded is variable. Merit scholarships offered by the college are the Prince scholarship, Carswell scholarship, Richardson scholarship, Lisle scholarship, and Glasser scholarship. Students are automatically considered for scholarships after enrollment. 

Apart from these scholarships, the college also offers need-based grants, which automatically renew every year. Students seeking need-based grants need to apply on the BSL Connect portal.