The University of Toledo College of Law

page_limit is recorded as 3 because 'one-to-three-page' states a bounded range as the instruction rather than offering guidance; one page is the stated floor, which the schema cannot represent and is noted here. No font, spacing, or margin requirement is published. The prompt is deliberately negative in its framing -- material 'not readily apparent in your other application materials' -- so it reads as a caution against restating the resume, and Toledo underlines the weight it carries. NO SEPARATE ESSAYS: Toledo publishes no perspective or diversity statement, no standalone 'why Toledo' essay, and no optional essay prompt, so those types are omitted from this file entirely per docs/CURATION.md rather than recorded as required: false. The only other writing invited is a test-score addendum, and then only for applicants submitting both an LSAT and a GRE.

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Toledo publishes exactly ONE addendum, and it is conditional on a specific circumstance rather than being a general-purpose invitation: 'If submitting an LSAT and GRE score, attach an addendum indicating which test score to use and why.' Required in practice for dual-test applicants, optional in the sense that most applicants never trigger it -- recorded as required: false since it binds only that subgroup. No length limit or format is published. NO GENERAL ADDENDUM IS OFFERED: Toledo publishes no invitation to explain a low GPA, a score disparity, a gap in the record, or character-and-fitness disclosures anywhere on its apply page, which is unusual -- most schools in this data set name at least a character-and-fitness attachment. Recorded as the site's silence on general addenda rather than as a refusal to read one. The apply page does not reproduce the standard ABA Standard 504 bar-admission caution either, though the school's deferral policy does require an admitted student to confirm 'that nothing has taken place in the interim year related to character and fitness that would disqualify the student from entering the practice of law.'

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Required, and capped like the personal statement: 'Upload a one-to-three-page resume detailing your academic, extracurricular, and professional activities. Include dates and number of hours per week. Highlight honors, awards or special skills.' page_limit 3 reflects the stated range; one page is the floor. The hours-per-week instruction is explicit and easy to miss when reusing a resume written for another school. Employment, extracurricular activities, special skills and community service all appear separately in the committee's published list of review factors, so the resume carries real weight rather than being a formality.

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'Provide two-to-four letters from individuals who can evaluate your candidacy both in regard to your academic skills and personal qualities.' Both dimensions are asked for in each letter rather than split across recommenders. Toledo expresses NO PREFERENCE for academic over professional recommenders and discourages no category of writer -- recorded as silence rather than as a deliberate neutrality. Letters route through the Credential Assembly Service, which Toledo describes as 'forwarding required documents (LSAT scores, recommendation letters, and transcripts) to Toledo Law'.

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'Provide two-to-four letters from individuals who can evaluate your candidacy both in regard to your academic skills and personal qualities.' Both dimensions are asked for in each letter rather than split across recommenders. Toledo expresses NO PREFERENCE for academic over professional recommenders and discourages no category of writer -- recorded as silence rather than as a deliberate neutrality. Letters route through the Credential Assembly Service, which Toledo describes as 'forwarding required documents (LSAT scores, recommendation letters, and transcripts) to Toledo Law'.

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Either test, on equal terms: 'Toledo Law accepts either your LSAT or GRE score. Visit LSAC.org (LSAT) or ETS.org (GRE) to register. The Admissions Committee considers your highest score when making admission decisions.' HIGHEST SCORE COUNTS, with no averaging and no stated validity window. AN UNUSUAL INSTRUCTION FOR DUAL-TEST APPLICANTS, and one of the few places Toledo asks for extra writing: 'If submitting an LSAT and GRE score, attach an addendum indicating which test score to use and why.' So an applicant with both scores must argue for one -- the school does not simply take the better result across tests. ROUTING DIFFERS: the LSAT arrives through CAS, but 'For the GRE, you must also visit ETS.org to request a score report release.' Applicants may file before testing: 'you do not need to wait for your LSAT or GRE score to apply.' The 509 shows the GRE path in use but small: of 125 first-year enrollees, 120 are LSAT admissions enrollees and 3 are GRE admissions enrollees, with GRE percentiles withheld under the ABA's under-10 floor. NOTE A GAP IN THE FILING: 120 plus 3 is 123, two short of the certified first-year class of 125, and the 509 prints no third test row to account for the remaining two. No JD-Next variance is mentioned and no JD-Next row appears. Nothing is published about LSAT Writing or a minimum score.

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'Submit official transcripts from all institutions attended, even if you did not earn a degree' -- the trailing clause matters, since a single abandoned semester elsewhere still has to be reported. Everything routes through the Credential Assembly Service: 'Credential Assembly Service (CAS) simplifies the application process by forwarding required documents (LSAT scores, recommendation letters, and transcripts) to Toledo Law.' Undergraduate grades and transcripts head the committee's published list of review factors, alongside 'post-graduate educational experience'. Toledo publishes NOTHING about international transcripts, foreign credential evaluation, TOEFL, or IELTS on its apply page, nothing about when a bachelor's degree must be conferred, and no minimum GPA -- all recorded as silence rather than as absent requirements. The school does maintain a separate page for international students that was not read for this file.

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THERE IS NO APPLICATION FEE: 'Toledo Law charges no application fee, and you do not need to wait for your LSAT or GRE score to apply.' The 2025 ABA Standard 509 report independently certifies the fee as 0. Recorded as required: false because there is nothing to pay and nothing to waive, and Toledo states it outright rather than leaving it to be inferred. No fee-waiver process is published because none is needed. LSAC's own CAS and registration fees are separate and Toledo does not address them.

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Recorded as the site's silence, not as a statement that Toledo does not interview. No page fetched on 2026-08-18 -- admissions, apply with its full application checklist and admission policies, class profile, or ABA disclosures -- mentions an admissions interview of any kind, evaluative or informational, by invitation or on request. The committee's published review factors are explicit and contain no interview: 'undergraduate grades and transcripts, LSAT or GRE score, letters of recommendation, employment, post-graduate educational experience, extracurricular activities, special skills and talents, community service and involvement, personal statement, and other factors.' The only contact offered to prospective applicants is a campus visit or an LSAT Tips & Tricks session, neither described as part of the evaluation.

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