The LSAT is still the reigning champion of law school admissions. Every school accepts it, and most law schools prefer it. It ...

Law school dreams start with the LSAT. Here's why so many take it, how to decide whether it’s right for you, and what a ...

Flagging questions is easy on the digital LSAT. Just press a button next to a question to flag it for easy retrieval from the ...

The approval of JD-Next as a valid and reliable admissions test for law schools seems like huge news. The Council of the American Bar Association's Section of Legal approved a variance on June 2 ...

The LSAT is a key factor in law school admissions, along with undergraduate grades. Many applicants find the test to be the hardest hurdle on their path to law school. With the right LSAT ...

Law School Admission Frequently ... of the LSAT — called the LSAT-Flex — in May 2020 for test takers who were registered for the March and April 2020 test. The Kline School of Law will accept this ...

Over the past eight years, the University of Arizona has been working to create a new law school admissions test taking account the differences in race and ethnicity and wealth.

An ABA panel responsible for accrediting U.S. law schools has voted to drop the requirement that law schools use the Law School Admission Test when admitting students. The change won't take place ...

Staffing shortages and software issues at a vendor cause headaches for would-be law students taking the LSAT. Thousands of students trying to take the Law School Admission Test remotely were thwarted ...

Today, law schools accredited by the bar association must require applicants to take a “valid and reliable” admission test — in most cases, students take the Law School Admission Test, or LSAT.

Harvard Law School announced in March that it would start to accept the Graduate Record Examination for admissions, not just the traditionally required Law School Admission Test. At the time, only one ...

Aug 10 (Reuters) - It turns out people like taking the Law School Admission Test in the comfort of their own home. More than half — 61% — of the 19,463 aspiring lawyers registered for this ...