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Popular LSAT Alternative Changes Hands
What's next for JD-Next?
What's next for JD-Next?
Probably still worth taking the LSAT.
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Yay! No more sketches!
Everyone wants to be a lawyer right now, and the increase in LSAT registrations seems to prove it.
Who will be next to hop on the JD-Next train?
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Everybody wants in on June's LSAT.
No, it's not the end of the logic games -- there's another major change coming.
With affirmative action a victim of the Supreme Court, law schools are looking for other options.
About darn time!
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If they mess up again, it will supercharge the 'Let's Get Rid Of The LSAT' conversations even more.
Taking the test at home is no longer quite as attractive as it once was.
Man, it sure is burdensome being correct this often.
The food accommodations will likely be better that way.
Did your law school make the list?