UP Law Aptitude Exam Schedule and Application: Documentary Requirements

Before beginning your LAE application, ensure you meet the eligibility criteria. Applicants must have completed, or be nearing completion of, a 4-year bachelor’s degree from a CHED-recognized college or university. Ideally, your degree should be in Political Science, Philosophy, English, Economics, or History.

If your degree is in a field other than those specified above, you must also meet the following course requirements:

• 12 units of English

• 9 units of History or Economics

• 9 units of Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, or Sociology

• 3 units of Rizal course

These requirements ensure that applicants from different academic backgrounds have a strong foundation in relevant subjects. To apply, you must submit the following documents:

Submitting your documents early is advisable because it allows you to focus on preparing for the LAE without the added stress of completing administrative tasks at the last minute. By taking care of the documentation requirements ahead of time, you can dedicate more time and energy to studying for the exam, ensuring you're fully prepared and not distracted by logistical concerns. Additionally, early submission helps prevent potential delays or issues with your application, giving you peace of mind as you approach the exam date.

The LAE is administered once a year usually in March via ExamSoft, a secure software platform used to administer computer-based exams, providing features like lockdown mode and remote proctoring to ensure exam integrity.  Important dates and other details will be posted on our official FB or on our website. 

The UP College of Law may disqualify an applicant for the following reasons:

• Concealing, misrepresenting, or falsifying any information during the application process.

• Intentionally submitting incorrect or incomplete documents.

• Engaging in serious misconduct leading to disciplinary action, such as suspension or expulsion, at any educational institution.

• Academic disqualification from any law school, including being on probation.

• Conviction of a crime involving moral turpitude.

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DISCLAIMER: The information provided above is based on previous LAE requirements released by the UP Law. Please note that these requirements may be subject to change in the future. For the most current updates, including important dates and details, please visit our official Facebook page or website.