Subscribe Now
Choose a package that suits your preferences.
Start Free Account
Get access to 7 premium stories every month for FREE!
Already a Subscriber?
Current print subscriber? Activate your complimentary Digital account.
HONOLULU — The University of Hawaii’s law school is still accepting applications for the fall.
Dean Avi Soifer says the William S. Richardson School of Law on the Manoa campus is keeping registration open on a rolling admissions basis.
To help students get in, the law school is offering free prep classes for the Law School Admissions Test.
Students interested in enrolling at the law school in the fall can register to take the LSAT until May 16.
The school acknowledges that the job market for new attorneys has been challenging in recent years. But the school cites a new study in Prelaw Magazine that concludes that outlook is changing as more than half of the country’s attorneys will be retiring in the next 15 to 20 years.