🕓 Last Updated: June 6, 2023, 12:40 pm (PH time)
QUEZON CITY, METRO MANILA (PH) — The University of the Philippines College of Law has now been accepting LAE 2022 applications, an announcement said from the UP College of Law website posted Wednesday, Dec. 15, 2021.
The College will be accepting LAE 2022 applications for UP Diliman, UP BGC, and UP Iloilo classes. The LAE 2022 will be on Sunday, March 6, 2022, at a yet to be determined time, which will be administered online due to “the uncertainties and potential health implications of an onsite exam,” the College said on its announcement.
Also, the UP College of Law requires LAE applicants to undertake two mock LAE as a prerequisite. The first mock LAE is on Feb. 20, 2022, and applicants may take the second one any time between Feb. 20, 2022, and March 6, 2022.
As the LAE will be taken online, the College also advised applicants to check their devices to be used for the examination if Examplify-supported as the minimum system requirements. For the details on how to set your device LAE-online ready, check this link as advised by the College: https://help.examsoft.com/s/article/Minimum-System-Requirements
LAE 2022 applications registration
The registration and submission of academic records and other requirements for the UP Law Aptitude Examination (LAE) 2022, the announcement said, will be until Feb. 11, 2022.
For the LAE 2022 applications, applicants can now register at https://lae.law.upd.edu.ph/ starting Dec. 15, 2021. For more details about the UP LAE 2022, please go check this link: https://law.upd.edu.ph/jd-program/law-aptitude-examination-lae/.
Meanwhile, subsequent to the Supreme Court en banc decision last Nov. 9, 2021, that declared the Legal Education Board Memorandum Order 7-2016 (LEBMO 7-2016) unconstitutional, the Philippine Law Admission Test (PhiLSAT) is no longer a requirement for admission to any law school in the country. RQJ
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Source: UP College of Law
Regel Javines is the founder/editor-publisher of The Philippine Pundit. Born in Leyte and raised by struggle, he writes truth from the margins. His work explores the intersections of politics, spirituality, and life’s deeper questions. Blogging since 2011, Regel has contributed incisive political analysis to global citizen journalism platforms, giving voice to stories often left unheard. Currently, he works as a consultant for the Congressional Assistance, Response, and Education (CARE) Program of the House of Representatives of the Philippines.